Nightly snapshots of tcl-0-0-branch are now also available from http://dri.sourceforge.net/snapshots/bleeding-edge/ with the name radeon-tcl-* . Now is really very easy to build any other branch.
All the scripts I use are available in http://dri.sourceforge.net/snapshots/scripts/. Here is a brief description of what they do: - bldall.sh: shell script to be called from cron which builds and copies the snapshots to the DRI website. - bldall_mefriss1.sh: same as above, but to be run in my workstation; it builds the branchs which the compiler farm isn't able to. - cvsbld.sh: shell script that chekout the CVS, builds it, and then make a set of binary snapshots from it - dripkg.sh: shell script to package a binary driver; although the core is the same as Alan's script, it suffered a lot of reorganizations to handle seperate source and build trees, non-interactivity, partial drivers, and some more misc stuff. - install.sh: shell script to be run by the user; basically Alan's original script plus the ability to install/uninstall partial drivers (i.e., without the device independent libraries) - upload.sh & download.sh: shell scripts to upload and download all these scripts to and from the SF shell, to use from the compiler farm and my workstation - purge-snapshots.sh: shell script to purge all binary snapshots older than 7 days from the DRI website; also run from cron - dri-xfree86.sed: sed script to patch the host.def config file to avoid dependencie of a existing XFree86 in the system José Fonseca _______________________________________________ Dri-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/dri-devel
