On Sun, 2006-01-22 at 13:30, Nathaniel Smith wrote:
> Yes. But it happens that
> 1) monotone currently only builds on g++ (or if not, then certainly
> by far the vast majority of its use is with g++, on all major
> platforms)
just for sake of completeness, it builds with sunpro and its
Vinzenz 'evilissimo' Feenstra wrote:
> I've tested the modifications now and corrected them. The source
> compiles fine now.
> So this should be the final diff for it :)
What a mess ...
If I compare the patch to the subject of this thread I feel a bit sick.
While Nathaniel stated that std::strin
Christof Petig schrieb:
Vinzenz 'evilissimo' Feenstra wrote:
I've tested the modifications now and corrected them. The source
compiles fine now.
So this should be the final diff for it :)
What a mess ...
If I compare the patch to the subject of this thread I feel a bit sick.
While N
Waiting for the directory-merge feature, I wrote the following script in
order to ease merging binary files:
% cat ~/bin/zshdiff
#!/bin/sh
echo -n Left:
ls -l "$1"
echo -n Right:
ls -l "$2"
echo -n Out:
ls -l "$3"
zsh
To be called with:
function get_preferred_merge3_command (tbl)
return
fu
There are a couple of new ChangeLog utilities in contrib/ .
(1) edit_comment_from_changelog.lua
This is an edit_comment hook that first looks for a ChangeLog file, and
takes the top entry as the initial text for the commit message. Mostly
useful for when commits are supposed to have a matc
Today I downloaded monotone 0.25 source to an AMD64 and built it with gcc
3.4.4. I ran
make check
afterwards, and an error cropped up. Attached are testsuite.log and
config.log. The latter shows the results of running ./configure, which may
be of use to you.
Roger House
Sofware Develo
On Mon, 2006-01-23 at 14:09 -0800, Roger House wrote:
> Today I downloaded monotone 0.25 source to an AMD64 and built it with gcc
> 3.4.4. I ran
>
> make check
>
> afterwards, and an error cropped up. Attached are testsuite.log and
> config.log. The latter shows the results of running
I am writing my thesis, since quite a few months. It is in OpenOffice
format, that is: zipped XML.
And I am versioning it with monotone, of course.
Of course each time I change a single bit in the uncompressed text, most
of the compressed file changes.
And each single time occours to me that versio
[Likewise, what Perry said below, re forwarding.. I just hope it
doesn't clash with njs' monotone talk :)]
--
Dan.
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Date: Sun, 22 Jan 2006 23:26:36 -0800
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On Mon, 2006-01-23 at 23:57 +0100, Lapo Luchini wrote:
> I am writing my thesis, since quite a few months. It is in OpenOffice
> format, that is: zipped XML.
> And I am versioning it with monotone, of course.
> Of course each time I change a single bit in the uncompressed text, most
> of the compre
Hi,
How promised here is the operator% style VA_ARGS replacement
implementation diff.
BR
evilissimo
#
# old_revision [e6426b2ef1d68cc432f4e296395f80063813949a]
#
# add_file "query_args.hh"
# content [7492927fb5ee7ed019834339d5c0da9abbe6f617]
#
# patch "AUTHORS"
# from [388b6818cd6ab44a800
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