On Feb 25, 2008, at 21:56, Clint Webb wrote:
Its gonna make for a messy patch set though. Not sure how to handle
putting all this back into the binary branch. I might see if I can
separate all my changes into different groups of patch-files to make
these changes a bit at a time.
Yes, less is good.
I haven't yet completed the work though. Given that I can only
spare a little time here and there to work on it, I'd say it will be
a few days before I have anything I can send back for others to try
out.
It seems that the general way to do this is to git-svn clone the tree
and build a local branch of binary and commit your patches there. If
you can do that and share the tree, that'd be a great start.
Of course, I don't think we're in the market for a new protocol, but
it sounds like you're doing some further decoupling than I've done and
will likely get the codebase cleaner.
I am also adding a simple benchmarking tool to make sure that I
haven't made things worse.
Excellent. This is much needed.
--
Dustin Sallings
