cadcdev-svn-commits — Source Code Repository Updates

[cadcdev-svn-commits] Repo revision 39

[Dan P. <bar...@al...>]

A new revision has been checked into the Subversion repository.

Revision 39:
ANSI compliance fixes for KM_DBG in malloc.c


This message was generated by SvnPush.py v1.0.

[cadcdev-svn-commits] Repo revision 38

[Dan P. <bar...@al...>]

A new revision has been checked into the Subversion repository.

Revision 38:
Added email notification support to svnpush.py


This message was generated by SvnPush.py v1.0.

[cadcdev-svn-commits] Repo revision 37

[<bar...@al...>]

A new revision has been checked into the Subversion repository.

Revision 37:
Fix a problem with checking for too many args
in svnpull.py.


This message was generated by SvnPush.py v1.0.

[cadcdev-svn-commits] Re: [KOS] Revisions 35-36

[Dan P. <ba...@al...>]

On Nov 05, Atani wrote:

> The svnpull.py script seems to have a minor bug in it...
> 
> On line 197 you check how many arguments were passed, you check it against 
> "4", this should be "3" instead.  
> 
> It would not work for me without this change...

Ahh, you're correct... it does work ok if you patch in default parameters
in the script at the top and that's how I was testing it.

[cadcdev-svn-commits] Revisions 35-36

[Dan P. <ba...@al...>]

CC'ing this to the main KOS list too, in case there were any people too
apathetic to go through the long SVN setup process :)

I've now checked in my svnpush.py server-side script, and my svnpull.py
client-side script. These two work like CVSup but for Subversion. I will
run svnpush.py over here whenever I've got some pieces to push up, and
it dumps them on the server. svnpull.py checks your local repo, downloads
any new revisions, and applies them locally. Between these two it's now
super-easy to have your own repo.

35: Added svnpush util
36: Updates to svnpush.py, new svnpull.py "client"

I'm actually going to go ahead and post these on the web server so people
can get past the chicken and egg problem (the svnpull.py script is also
happy to do the initial "full" import).

http://gamedev.allusion.net/softprj/kos/svn.php

These have been tested under Linux, not under Cygwin yet, but I don't
expect any issues. I hope this helps people get started better. :) Also
feel free to use it for your own Subversion-based projects if you like.

[cadcdev-svn-commits] Revisions 33-34

[Dan P. <ba...@al...>]

I've completed a preliminary version of my Subversion push script, and the
results of running it are revisions 33 and 34:

33: More libc compatibility fixes for Lua 5.0
34: Fix for getc for broken g++v3 libs

It's still not automated, I'm going to run it manually for a little while
each day I work on stuff to make sure it doesn't break anything.

My next target of automation will be making it email out notices to this
list on new revisions :)

[cadcdev-svn-commits] Subversion upgrade

[Dan P. <ba...@al...>]

I've upgraded my internal Subversion to 0.32.1:

svn, version 0.32.1 (r7497)
   compiled Oct 24 2003, 07:47:41

I don't expect this to cause any problems, but I figure I'll mention it when
I do upgrade, just in case.

[cadcdev-svn-commits] SVN Commits List

[Dan P. <ba...@al...>]

The Subversion commits list is now open and setup. You can find it here:

http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/cadcdev-svn-commits

If you wish to follow the active KOS development, you should subscribe to
this list now. At this point the old KOS CVS commits list is totally
inactive. It may be recommissioned later as a dcload commits list (I'm
pretty much planning to keep all the little side stuff like that in CVS),
but nothing like that has happened yet.

So if you signed up to the cadcdev-kos-commits list with the hopes of
getting up to date checkin notifications, now's the time to hop over to the
new list.

Hopefully I will have my automated push scripts working soon. This will
go once every 24 hrs or so, dump any new revisions of the repo, and upload
them to the drop spot:

http://gamedev.allusion.net/svn/

As a first step towards this, I've setup two files on here which will always
tell the latest available full dump and incremental dump.

A public mirror has also been graciously setup by Florian Schulze:

--------------
I have installed a mirror of the KOS subversion repository. I will update
it whenever I get the chance (and Dan notices me <wink>). Please be nice to
it, if the bandwidth usage gets to high, I will shut it down until the
following month. I would say we have about 5-10 GB traffic available, which
should be enough, but we will see.

The URL:
http://www.crowproductions.de/repos/kos

Viewcvs is also available:
http://www.crowproductions.de/viewcvs/?root=kos
--------------

[cadcdev-svn-commits] Test #1

[Dan P. <ba...@al...>]

Test message.