Re: PATCH: cvswrite.html

[Gerald Pfeifer <pfeifer at dbai dot tuwien dot ac dot at>]

On Wed, 28 Jun 2000, Richard Kenner wrote:
>  <li>Write after approval.  This is folks that make regular contributions,
>  but who do not "own" any particular piece of code.  People with write after
> Since you've gotten rid of the use "own" above, you may want to consider
> doing so here too.

Thanks for pointing this out, Richard!

I have changed this and also the markup (<dl> instead of <ul> is
appropriate here) of the list by means of the patch below.

Gerald

Index: cvswrite.html
===================================================================
RCS file: /cvs/gcc/wwwdocs/htdocs/cvswrite.html,v
retrieving revision 1.32
diff -c -3 -p -r1.32 cvswrite.html
*** cvswrite.html	2000/06/28 23:28:49	1.32
--- cvswrite.html	2000/06/29 15:53:11
*************** to the GCC master sources.  CVS doesn't 
*** 91,111 ****
  access to the repository; therefore, we depend on each developer to follow
  the appropriate policies.</p>
  
! <ul>
!   <li>Global write permission.  A very limited number of developers have
!   global write permission over the entire repostiory.
  
!   <li>Localized write permission.  This is for people who have primary
!   responsibility for ports, front ends, or significant hunks of code in
!   the compiler.  These folks are allowed to make changes in code they
!   maintain without going through any kind of approval process.
  
!   <li>Write after approval.  This is folks that make regular contributions,
!   but who do not "own" any particular piece of code.  People with write after
!   approval need to submit their patches to the list; once the patches have
!   been approved by the appropriate maintainers the patches may be checked into
!   the GCC sources.
! </ul>
  
  <p>The list of folks with write access to the repository can be found in the
  <tt>MAINTAINERS</tt> file in the GCC distribution.</p>
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  access to the repository; therefore, we depend on each developer to follow
  the appropriate policies.</p>
  
! <dl>
!   <dt>Global write permission.</dt> <dd>A very limited number of
!   developers have global write permission over the entire
!   repostiory.</dd>
  
!   <dt>Localized write permission.</dt> <dd>This is for people who have
!   primary responsibility for ports, front ends, or significant hunks
!   of code in the compiler.  These folks are allowed to make changes in
!   code they maintain without going through any kind of approval
!   process.</dd>
  
!   <dt>Write after approval.</dt> <dd>This is folks that make regular
!   contributions, but do not fall into one of the two previous
!   categories.  People with write after approval need to submit their
!   patches to the list; once the patches have been approved by the
!   appropriate maintainers the patches may be checked into the GCC
!   sources.</dd>
! </dl>
  
  <p>The list of folks with write access to the repository can be found in the
  <tt>MAINTAINERS</tt> file in the GCC distribution.</p>