On 01-Jun-99 Keith Whitwell wrote:
> You're right - it's just the src branch. It may be painful to add the
> tag to the rest of the tree - I guess 'cvs tag -b -l' at the top level
> and then name each of the lower directories by hand...
Done. I've tagged all other files/directories as experimental-1
and moved the files asm_386.[hS] to src/X86 (they don't seem to
be used anywhere !?).
>> BTW: Why are all directories stored in the root of the CVS tree?
>> Usually one would store them in a subdirectory "mesa".
> I don't know - I'm not sure the VA guys had set one up before.
I think they should be moved sooner or later.
It'd simplify maintaining different branches and you
could store experimental code outside of the "mesa" directory.
I also recommend to use a ChangeLog file instead of keeping
logs in the source files.
>> Weird. It's supposed to check for both /usr/include/glide.h and
>> /usr/include/glide/glide.h. I don't have glide installed
>> but it works fine if I create a dummy /usr/include/glide/glide.h
>> I think I'll install glide and test it myself.
> I'll check again and make sure that the message 'glide.h ... not found'
> is the cause of my problem and not just a symptom...
It's a bug in the glide headers: glide/glide.h includes
files such as <3dfx.h> but it should include <glide/3dfx.h> instead!
I've found a work-around for it, however.
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