I believe u2.10.11 is nearing completion. I decided to compare pl15 against
it, and these are the statistics I see:
| u2.10.11 | u2.10.10.pl15
---------------+----------+---------------
Source lines | 57895 | 57374
| |
Binary size | 1109757 | 861208
| |
Disk used | 3801088 | 3317760
| |
Total lines | 91970 | 78500
| |
Tar file size | 3225600 | 2734080
gzip -9 | 716333 | 542999
Unified diff size: 2919897 bytes with 89010 lines
Removed lines: 30607
Added lines: 44042
Of course, some of these figures are dependant on the way I've done things.
I used -kk when checking the trees out, so that will affect the byte count.
I used cvs rdiff when generating the diff, so $Id$ lines are counted. The
binary size is also of course dependant on the compilation configuration;
it should be remembered that a lot of compile-time code is now always
compiled, and whether or not it gets used is selected by run-time options.
Of course, pl15 has not yet been released, and any changes made to it may
need to be forward-ported to u2.10.11 before we can release it. There's
also a small amount of documentation left to do. When both of these are
taken care of, I'd like to push for branching u2.10.11 off, entering a
feature freeze, and beginning the formal alpha test phase.
Thoughts?
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Kevin L. Mitchell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
