Now that we have diff -p support on mainline, is there any reason we
shouldn't make it the default?
(For those who haven't run across this before, diff -p gives output
like:
--- hello 80ad86578e12a12c838cd4ff7ca226aa6bcc44e9
+++ hello 94ebfe438b30bf18631c1846b2891b818f46aa23
@@ -9,3 +9,9 @@ int main()
{
say_hello();
}
+
+void say_goodbye()
+{
+ printf("goodbye\n");
+}
+
In particular, note the "int main()" stuck on the end of the @@ line,
to give you context when reading the patch.)
AFAIK it's still compatible with patch(1) and the various other tools
out there.
-- Nathaniel
--
Sentience can be such a burden.
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