From: "Andrew C. Oliver" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > >I'm -0 on this. > > > >To be honest, I always liked having all that is needed in CVS, but as I > >recalled in an earlier mail, it's mostly a $$ problem. > > > bandwidth is cheap for me (or at least its just a monthly fee regardless)
Ahem, not for Apache. The download is free, but it still costs someone ;-) > > > >Anyway, the automatic download can still be useful to update locally the new > >cents to commit (point 2). > > > agreed. > > > > >Point 3 is on the way, and thank you all for the patience. > > > cool > > > > >As per point 4... why not put in CVS only the core cents needed? > > > if you can show me the way I shall follow. I need to add an optional attribute to cents so that it won't complain when running. Will give ita shot tomorrow. > > > >For example keep centipede.cent in CVS and others to download, so that basic > >build would still work, but not the extra targets. > >I will have to change the build process a bit, to ignore cents if marked as > >optional. > > > >Could this be ok? > > > speaking of which Marc mentioned he was having some trouble. His > machine is only like 128m. Glen and I had to pump the build up to > -Xmx128m to get it to not OME. Any thoughts on how we can maybe > accomodate Marc? That was when I was doing the heavy build tests just for dists. It should be ok now. -- Nicola Ken Barozzi [EMAIL PROTECTED] - verba volant, scripta manent - (discussions get forgotten, just code remains) ---------------------------------------------------------------------