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Re: What happened to libfeutil?


Andreas Jaeger <aj@suse.de> writes:

> Update of /cvs/gcc/gcc/libfeutil
> In directory sourceware.org:/sourceware/cvs-tmp/cvs-serv16242/libfeutil
>
> Log Message:
> Directory /cvs/gcc/gcc/libfeutil added to the repository
>
> CVSROOT:	/cvs/gcc
> Module name:	gcc
> Changes by:	zack@gcc.gnu.org	2003-07-01 21:47:08
>
> gcc/libfeutil/include
>
> Update of /cvs/gcc/gcc/libfeutil/include
> In directory sourceware.org:/sourceware/cvs-tmp/cvs-serv16488/include
>
> Log Message:
> Directory /cvs/gcc/gcc/libfeutil/include added to the repository
>
> But no files were added ever.  Seems to be an accidental checkin - and
> maybe followed by a removal?  Zack, any ideas?

Ugh.

What happened was, I prematurely created directories named libfeutil
and libfeutil/include in the CVS repository, then changed my mind and
deleted them - but the only way I know how to delete a directory in
CVS is to go into the repository and rmdir it by hand.  Since I never
checked anything into these directories, I thought this would be
harmless, but it seems I was mistaken.

There's now a libcpp and libcpp/include which may get the same
treatment, because Ben wants it called libpp. (I'd really appreciate
some opinions on what this directory *should* be called.  It is mostly
cpplib, but it's getting a number of pieces of common functionality
too, like line-map.c and hashtable.c.)

zw


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