Hi! > > Additionally I'm not familiar in developing and > distributing programs > > under Linux, so the downloadable version (the zip file) is all the > > files I got after a "make clean" command. Makefiles are > still exists. > > I think I should remove the > > There is magic target "dist" for make in mc's Makefiles. But make > distcheck is ever better :-)
Thanks a lot! :) It works... ;) The distro package it created can be downloaded from http://www.wish.hu/mc-2002-11-20-17-patched2.tar.gz > > all and some other files, too, but I don't want to do it > one-by-one, > > and don't know the way to do it automagically. > > Making patches is not too hard after reading man diff. Unified diffs > are more welcomed among mc developers (diff -u). Pavel Roskin Patches in unified diff format: http://www.wish.hu/mc-2002-11-20-17-patched.udiff > distribute usefull shell script called ldiff for making > patches. You need to backup files with some extention (say > orig) before you > change these ones, and after hacking you just need to run > ldiff .orig > patchname.patch > from mc source directory. There are should not be symlinks in the > source tree because find -path ignores symlinked directories. Sounds good. I'll do it this way next time. Where can I get ldiff? Can you help me to find a program that can do patching using the patch file? Bye, Andras _______________________________________________ Mc mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/mc
