From: Mark O'D. <mar...@lu...> - 2001-02-18 06:32:28
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Hi Toni If you get a copy of the original gbak directory and your modified gbak directory and do a $diff -bu <oldDir> < newDir> > patchfile.txt That should generate a patchfile that can easily be applied to reproduce your changes, send the file to fir...@li..., and if noone else picks it up, I'll give it a go. The patchfile.txt file is fairly easy to read, and can easily be applied to a checked out code via. patch -p0 < patchfile.txt Cheers Mark Toni Martir wrote: > Hello, > > I was studying Interbase source last days. I was interested > in one > feature, I wanted the -V option of gbak to verbose also > index > creation an data backup and restore (each 10.000 records > for example) > > I did it, I altered backup.e and restore.e, I tested it in > Linux, it > works ok with little changes to this files and the changes > are > platform independent (I think). > > I'm not familiar to CVS, so I want to send the altered two > files to > any one insterested to include it in the firebird official > release. > > It has one limitation, the verbose interval when backup and > restore > records is a constant (hardcoded #define) and can not be > passed as a > parameter. I usually program in pascal, so string > manipulation in c > it's an obscure thing for me to decode it as a configurable > command > line parameter for example: > gbak -V 20000 .... > > Thanks > > > -- Your database needs YOU! http://firebird.sourceforge.net |