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Re: WHINE: gcc 2.95.3 release process
On Fri, Jan 26, 2001 at 10:22:10AM -0500, Rod Stewart wrote:
>
> On Fri, 26 Jan 2001, Marc Espie wrote:
>
> > I hadn't noticed this the last time, but only providing
> > 2.95.2 -> 2.95.3-test3 diffs is very, very painful.
> cd GCC_CVS_TREE
> cvs -q diff -r gcc-2_95_3-test2 -r gcc-2_95_3-test3 > /tmp/diff
>
> Apply diff, or something similar should work.
I know how to use cvs, thanks. :)
More generally, I know how I can recreate
the file I miss. It's just a problem for me currently, and for other people
as well probably.
Having yet another full gcc tree out takes time and space.
Computing diffs through cvs is not that fast. Especially when such things
happen precisely when you're on the move, and when you don't have a
good network bandwidth... In my case, this means I had to wait until I
got back to a place where I have a decent bandwidth, three/four days delay,
which is usually okay, but not that great when you're racing for a
release, and you have to get the diffs downstream and wait for feedback.