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From: <es...@th...> - 2017-10-18 23:09:39
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I'm going to start tagging the conversions by the SHA1 of the head commit. This should change every time the repo content does. Don't trust the branch and tag display in the SourceForge GUI. It doesn't always update properly when I push a new conversion. Clone and do git tag -l and git branch to see the true state of affairs. This version was pushed with --mirror, so Daniel should see all the branches. I've renamed all the release tags to a uniform x.y.z format. This version does not delete any of the junk tags or branches. Should the following tags be kept? BETA_347_980925 BETA_347_981005 BETA_347_98101301 BETA_347_981121 BETA_348 BETA_348_981204 BETA_349 BETA_349_990114 GNUPLOT_19991210 GNUPLOT_20000330 GNUPLOT_37_20000507 GNUPLOT_990311 GNUPLOT_990312 GNUPLOT_990404 GNUPLOT_990507 GNUPLOT_990602 GNUPLOT_990612 GNUPLOT_990705 GNUPLOT_RELEASE_19991103 Release_4_2_1-pre1 Release_4_4_rc1 Release_4_6_rc1 axis-checkpoint-sourceforge-20000728 gnuplot-3-8f gnuplot-4-4-alpha gnuplot-4-6-alpha gnuplot-5-0-rc2 gnuplot-5-2-rc0 pm3d-14 pre-lt-palette pre-macport pre-pm3d-02 pre-pm3d-11 -- <a href="http://www.catb.org/~esr/">Eric S. Raymond</a> Nearly all men can stand adversity, but if you want to test a man's character, give him power. -- Abraham Lincoln |
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From: Ethan A M. <sf...@us...> - 2017-10-18 23:16:13
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On Wednesday, October 18, 2017 4:09:31 PM PDT Eric S. Raymond wrote: > I'm going to start tagging the conversions by the SHA1 of the head > commit. This should change every time the repo content does. > > Don't trust the branch and tag display in the SourceForge GUI. It > doesn't always update properly when I push a new conversion. Clone > and do git tag -l and git branch to see the true state of affairs. > > This version was pushed with --mirror, so Daniel should see all > the branches. > > I've renamed all the release tags to a uniform x.y.z format. OK > This version does not delete any of the junk tags or branches. > Should the following tags be kept? I think not. Ethan > > BETA_347_980925 > BETA_347_981005 > BETA_347_98101301 > BETA_347_981121 > BETA_348 > BETA_348_981204 > BETA_349 > BETA_349_990114 > GNUPLOT_19991210 > GNUPLOT_20000330 > GNUPLOT_37_20000507 > GNUPLOT_990311 > GNUPLOT_990312 > GNUPLOT_990404 > GNUPLOT_990507 > GNUPLOT_990602 > GNUPLOT_990612 > GNUPLOT_990705 > GNUPLOT_RELEASE_19991103 > Release_4_2_1-pre1 > Release_4_4_rc1 > Release_4_6_rc1 > axis-checkpoint-sourceforge-20000728 > gnuplot-3-8f > gnuplot-4-4-alpha > gnuplot-4-6-alpha > gnuplot-5-0-rc2 > gnuplot-5-2-rc0 > pm3d-14 > pre-lt-palette > pre-macport > pre-pm3d-02 > pre-pm3d-11 |
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From: Eric S. R. <es...@th...> - 2017-10-18 23:30:43
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Ethan A Merritt <sf...@us...>: > > This version does not delete any of the junk tags or branches. > > Should the following tags be kept? > > I think not. Excellent, that leaves the tag list looking very clean. It just has the release tags and the 'git-conversion; annotated tag on it now. Next question is, shall I nuke the tags that don't refer to a gitspace revision? Checking these out probably won't reflect what was intended, due to missing CVS tags in some masters that should have them. BETA_340 BETA_343 BETA_343_980412 BETA_343_980413 BETA_343_980415 BETA_343_980416 BETA_344 BETA_344_980507 BETA_344_980508 BETA_344_980512 BETA_344_989422 BETA_345 BETA_345_980617 BETA_345_980619 BETA_345_980622 BETA_346 BETA_347 BETA_347_980708 BETA_347_980715 BETA_347_980818 BETA_347_980819 BETA_347_980824 BETA_347_980831 BETA_347_980916 BETA_347_98091601 BETA_347_980918 BETA_347_980921 BETA_347_980922 BETA_347_980923 BETA_347_981001 BETA_347_981003 BETA_347_981009 BETA_347_981012 BETA_347_981013 BETA_347_981016 BETA_347_981019 BETA_347_98101901 BETA_347_981020 BETA_347_981028 BETA_347_981103 BETA_347_981104 BETA_347_98110401 BETA_347_981106 BETA_347_981112 BETA_347_981116 BETA_347_981117 BETA_347_981119 BETA_347_981120 BETA_347_98112001 BETA_347_981123 BETA_347_981125 BETA_347_981126 BETA_347_981130 BETA_347_981201 BETA_347_981202 BETA_347_pl3 BETA_347_pl4 BETA_347_pl5 BETA_347_pl7 BETA_348_981203 BETA_348_981206 BETA_348_981207 BETA_348_981209 BETA_348_981210 BETA_348_981214 BETA_348_release BETA_349_981215 BETA_349_981216 BETA_349_981217 BETA_349_981221 BETA_349_981222 BETA_349_981223 BETA_349_990106 BETA_349_990112 BETA_349_99011201 BETA_349_990113 GNUPLOT_19991029 GNUPLOT_19991103 GNUPLOT_19991108 GNUPLOT_19991115 GNUPLOT_19991124 GNUPLOT_19991201 GNUPLOT_20000122 GNUPLOT_20000329 GNUPLOT_3_7_0_2 GNUPLOT_3_7_0_3 GNUPLOT_3_7_0_5 GNUPLOT_3_7_0_6 GNUPLOT_3_7_0_7 GNUPLOT_3_7_0_8 GNUPLOT_3_7_0_9 GNUPLOT_3_8_a GNUPLOT_3_8_b GNUPLOT_3_8_c gnuplot-3-8d gnuplot-3-8e gnuplot-3-8g gnuplot-3-8i gnuplot-3-8j gnuplot-3-8k gnuplot-3-8k-1 gnuplot-3-8k-2 gnuplot-3-8k-3 GNUPLOT_990126 GNUPLOT_990128 GNUPLOT_990129 GNUPLOT_990201 GNUPLOT_990204 GNUPLOT_990210 GNUPLOT_990214 GNUPLOT_990217 GNUPLOT_990222 GNUPLOT_990223 GNUPLOT_990225 GNUPLOT_990301 GNUPLOT_990304 GNUPLOT_990310 GNUPLOT_990317 GNUPLOT_990319 GNUPLOT_990323 GNUPLOT_990326 GNUPLOT_990326_TRANSITIONAL GNUPLOT_990327_TRANSITIONAL_1 GNUPLOT_990328_TRANSITIONAL_1 GNUPLOT_990330 GNUPLOT_990331 GNUPLOT_990403 GNUPLOT_990405 GNUPLOT_990416 GNUPLOT_990422 GNUPLOT_990427 GNUPLOT_990504 GNUPLOT_990512 GNUPLOT_990513 GNUPLOT_990514 GNUPLOT_990519 GNUPLOT_990520 GNUPLOT_990527 GNUPLOT_990530 GNUPLOT_990531 GNUPLOT_990606 GNUPLOT_990609 GNUPLOT_990610 GNUPLOT_990611 GNUPLOT_99061101 GNUPLOT_990614 GNUPLOT_990617 GNUPLOT_990619 GNUPLOT_990622 GNUPLOT_990625 GNUPLOT_990630 GNUPLOT_990709 GNUPLOT_990713 GNUPLOT_990718 GNUPLOT_990720 GNUPLOT_990727 GNUPLOT_990730 GNUPLOT_990807 GNUPLOT_990808 GNUPLOT_990809 GNUPLOT_990811 GNUPLOT_990817 GNUPLOT_990820 GNUPLOT_990824 GNUPLOT_990914 GNUPLOT_990921 GNUPLOT_990924 GNUPLOT_991001 GNUPLOT_991017 GNUPLOT_991021 GNUPLOT_RELEASE_3_7_0 GNUPLOT_RELEASE_4_0_0 GNUPLOT_RELEASE_4_0_1 GNUPLOT_RELEASE_4_0_2 GNUPOT_20000211 lhecking_20001103 MAIN-pre-3-8d pre-column-01 pre-column-02 pre-column-03 pre-column-04 pre-column-05 pre-column-06 pre-column-07 pre-column-MAIN-1 pre-column-MAIN-2 pre-pm3d pre-pm3d-01 pre-pm3d-02a pre-pm3d-03 pre-pm3d-04 pre-pm3d-05 pre-pm3d-06 pre-pm3d-07 pre-pm3d-08 pre-pm3d-09 pre-pm3d-10 pre-relative-arrows Release_4_6_3 -- <a href="http://www.catb.org/~esr/">Eric S. Raymond</a> My work is funded by the Internet Civil Engineering Institute: https://icei.org Please visit their site and donate: the civilization you save might be your own. |
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From: Ethan A M. <sf...@us...> - 2017-10-18 23:48:12
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On Wednesday, October 18, 2017 4:30:34 PM PDT Eric S. Raymond wrote: > Ethan A Merritt <sf...@us...>: > > > This version does not delete any of the junk tags or branches. > > > Should the following tags be kept? > > > > I think not. > > Excellent, that leaves the tag list looking very clean. It just has > the release tags and the 'git-conversion; annotated tag on it now. > > Next question is, shall I nuke the tags that don't refer to a gitspace > revision? Checking these out probably won't reflect what was intended, > due to missing CVS tags in some masters that should have them. Those all predate my involvement, so I don't know what historical benchmarks they correspond to. Lars - is there a reason to keep those almost-daily tags from 1998/1999? Except one - "Release_4_6_3" should have been renamed to 4.6.3 in your previous mass-renaming. It must have been missed. Ethan > > BETA_340 > BETA_343 > BETA_343_980412 > BETA_343_980413 > BETA_343_980415 > BETA_343_980416 > BETA_344 > BETA_344_980507 > BETA_344_980508 > BETA_344_980512 > BETA_344_989422 > BETA_345 > BETA_345_980617 > BETA_345_980619 > BETA_345_980622 > BETA_346 > BETA_347 > BETA_347_980708 > BETA_347_980715 > BETA_347_980818 > BETA_347_980819 > BETA_347_980824 > BETA_347_980831 > BETA_347_980916 > BETA_347_98091601 > BETA_347_980918 > BETA_347_980921 > BETA_347_980922 > BETA_347_980923 > BETA_347_981001 > BETA_347_981003 > BETA_347_981009 > BETA_347_981012 > BETA_347_981013 > BETA_347_981016 > BETA_347_981019 > BETA_347_98101901 > BETA_347_981020 > BETA_347_981028 > BETA_347_981103 > BETA_347_981104 > BETA_347_98110401 > BETA_347_981106 > BETA_347_981112 > BETA_347_981116 > BETA_347_981117 > BETA_347_981119 > BETA_347_981120 > BETA_347_98112001 > BETA_347_981123 > BETA_347_981125 > BETA_347_981126 > BETA_347_981130 > BETA_347_981201 > BETA_347_981202 > BETA_347_pl3 > BETA_347_pl4 > BETA_347_pl5 > BETA_347_pl7 > BETA_348_981203 > BETA_348_981206 > BETA_348_981207 > BETA_348_981209 > BETA_348_981210 > BETA_348_981214 > BETA_348_release > BETA_349_981215 > BETA_349_981216 > BETA_349_981217 > BETA_349_981221 > BETA_349_981222 > BETA_349_981223 > BETA_349_990106 > BETA_349_990112 > BETA_349_99011201 > BETA_349_990113 > GNUPLOT_19991029 > GNUPLOT_19991103 > GNUPLOT_19991108 > GNUPLOT_19991115 > GNUPLOT_19991124 > GNUPLOT_19991201 > GNUPLOT_20000122 > GNUPLOT_20000329 > GNUPLOT_3_7_0_2 > GNUPLOT_3_7_0_3 > GNUPLOT_3_7_0_5 > GNUPLOT_3_7_0_6 > GNUPLOT_3_7_0_7 > GNUPLOT_3_7_0_8 > GNUPLOT_3_7_0_9 > GNUPLOT_3_8_a > GNUPLOT_3_8_b > GNUPLOT_3_8_c > gnuplot-3-8d > gnuplot-3-8e > gnuplot-3-8g > gnuplot-3-8i > gnuplot-3-8j > gnuplot-3-8k > gnuplot-3-8k-1 > gnuplot-3-8k-2 > gnuplot-3-8k-3 > GNUPLOT_990126 > GNUPLOT_990128 > GNUPLOT_990129 > GNUPLOT_990201 > GNUPLOT_990204 > GNUPLOT_990210 > GNUPLOT_990214 > GNUPLOT_990217 > GNUPLOT_990222 > GNUPLOT_990223 > GNUPLOT_990225 > GNUPLOT_990301 > GNUPLOT_990304 > GNUPLOT_990310 > GNUPLOT_990317 > GNUPLOT_990319 > GNUPLOT_990323 > GNUPLOT_990326 > GNUPLOT_990326_TRANSITIONAL > GNUPLOT_990327_TRANSITIONAL_1 > GNUPLOT_990328_TRANSITIONAL_1 > GNUPLOT_990330 > GNUPLOT_990331 > GNUPLOT_990403 > GNUPLOT_990405 > GNUPLOT_990416 > GNUPLOT_990422 > GNUPLOT_990427 > GNUPLOT_990504 > GNUPLOT_990512 > GNUPLOT_990513 > GNUPLOT_990514 > GNUPLOT_990519 > GNUPLOT_990520 > GNUPLOT_990527 > GNUPLOT_990530 > GNUPLOT_990531 > GNUPLOT_990606 > GNUPLOT_990609 > GNUPLOT_990610 > GNUPLOT_990611 > GNUPLOT_99061101 > GNUPLOT_990614 > GNUPLOT_990617 > GNUPLOT_990619 > GNUPLOT_990622 > GNUPLOT_990625 > GNUPLOT_990630 > GNUPLOT_990709 > GNUPLOT_990713 > GNUPLOT_990718 > GNUPLOT_990720 > GNUPLOT_990727 > GNUPLOT_990730 > GNUPLOT_990807 > GNUPLOT_990808 > GNUPLOT_990809 > GNUPLOT_990811 > GNUPLOT_990817 > GNUPLOT_990820 > GNUPLOT_990824 > GNUPLOT_990914 > GNUPLOT_990921 > GNUPLOT_990924 > GNUPLOT_991001 > GNUPLOT_991017 > GNUPLOT_991021 > GNUPLOT_RELEASE_3_7_0 > GNUPLOT_RELEASE_4_0_0 > GNUPLOT_RELEASE_4_0_1 > GNUPLOT_RELEASE_4_0_2 > GNUPOT_20000211 > lhecking_20001103 > MAIN-pre-3-8d > pre-column-01 > pre-column-02 > pre-column-03 > pre-column-04 > pre-column-05 > pre-column-06 > pre-column-07 > pre-column-MAIN-1 > pre-column-MAIN-2 > pre-pm3d > pre-pm3d-01 > pre-pm3d-02a > pre-pm3d-03 > pre-pm3d-04 > pre-pm3d-05 > pre-pm3d-06 > pre-pm3d-07 > pre-pm3d-08 > pre-pm3d-09 > pre-pm3d-10 > pre-relative-arrows > Release_4_6_3 |
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From: Eric S. R. <es...@th...> - 2017-10-18 23:54:49
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Ethan A Merritt <sf...@us...>: > Except one - > "Release_4_6_3" should have been renamed to 4.6.3 in your previous > mass-renaming. It must have been missed. Got it. -- <a href="http://www.catb.org/~esr/">Eric S. Raymond</a> My work is funded by the Internet Civil Engineering Institute: https://icei.org Please visit their site and donate: the civilization you save might be your own. |
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From: Daniel J S. <dan...@ie...> - 2017-10-18 23:48:22
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On 10/18/2017 06:09 PM, Eric S. Raymond wrote: > I'm going to start tagging the conversions by the SHA1 of the head > commit. This should change every time the repo content does. > > Don't trust the branch and tag display in the SourceForge GUI. It > doesn't always update properly when I push a new conversion. Clone > and do git tag -l and git branch to see the true state of affairs. > > This version was pushed with --mirror, so Daniel should see all > the branches. I see them! :-) There are a whole bunch of extra branches in there (see below), e.g., BETA_340 GNUPLOT_3_7_0_2 etc. But certainly the branch-4-0-stable, etc. branches are present. Ethan, you should be able to perform "get checkout branch-5-2-stable" now. I don't know much historical about the release schedule and branches, so take a look at "git branch -l -r" (or gitg). Do these make sense to you? Dan sebald@ ~/gnuplot/test_repository/third_sourceforge/git-main $ git branch -l -r origin/BETA_340 origin/BETA_343 origin/BETA_343_980412 [snip] origin/BETA_349_990112 origin/BETA_349_99011201 origin/BETA_349_990113 origin/GNUPLOT_19991029 origin/GNUPLOT_19991103 origin/GNUPLOT_19991108 [snip] origin/GNUPLOT_991021 origin/GNUPLOT_RELEASE_3_7_0 origin/GNUPLOT_RELEASE_4_0_0 origin/GNUPLOT_RELEASE_4_0_1 origin/GNUPLOT_RELEASE_4_0_2 origin/GNUPOT_20000211 origin/HEAD -> origin/master origin/MAIN-pre-3-8d origin/Release_4_6_3 origin/axis_branch_base origin/branch-4-0-stable origin/branch-4-2-stable origin/branch-4-4-stable origin/branch-4-6-stable origin/branch-5-0-stable origin/branch-5-2-stable origin/branch-pre-3-7-1 origin/column origin/gnuplot-3-8d origin/gnuplot-3-8e origin/gnuplot-3-8g origin/gnuplot-3-8i origin/gnuplot-3-8j origin/gnuplot-3-8k origin/gnuplot-3-8k-1 origin/gnuplot-3-8k-2 origin/gnuplot-3-8k-3 origin/import-1.1.1 origin/lhecking_20001103 origin/master origin/pm3d origin/pre-column-01 [snip] origin/pre-pm3d-07 origin/pre-pm3d-08 origin/pre-pm3d-09 origin/pre-pm3d-10 origin/pre-relative-arrows |
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From: Hans-Bernhard B. <HBB...@t-...> - 2017-10-19 00:12:50
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Am 19.10.2017 um 01:30 schrieb Eric S. Raymond: > Next question is, shall I nuke the tags that don't refer to a gitspace > revision? Checking these out probably won't reflect what was intended, due > to missing CVS tags in some masters that should have them. Most of those can go, but some, IMHO, do deserve being kept, if only on a 'best-effort' basis. Basically, all tags with a date stamp in their name really should go. > GNUPLOT_RELEASE_3_7_0 > GNUPLOT_RELEASE_4_0_0 > GNUPLOT_RELEASE_4_0_1 > GNUPLOT_RELEASE_4_0_2 > Release_4_6_3 These, OTOH, really have to be kept. If they're no longer viable in the CVS repository, that is a problem worthy of attention all by itself. Could you elaborate what's wrong about them? |
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From: Eric S. R. <es...@th...> - 2017-10-19 01:16:33
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Hans-Bernhard Bröker <HBB...@t-...>: > Am 19.10.2017 um 01:30 schrieb Eric S. Raymond: > > >Next question is, shall I nuke the tags that don't refer to a gitspace > >revision? Checking these out probably won't reflect what was intended, due > >to missing CVS tags in some masters that should have them. > > Most of those can go, but some, IMHO, do deserve being kept, if only on a > 'best-effort' basis. > > Basically, all tags with a date stamp in their name really should go. > > > GNUPLOT_RELEASE_3_7_0 > > GNUPLOT_RELEASE_4_0_0 > > GNUPLOT_RELEASE_4_0_1 > > GNUPLOT_RELEASE_4_0_2 > > Release_4_6_3 > > These, OTOH, really have to be kept. If they're no longer viable in the CVS > repository, that is a problem worthy of attention all by itself. Could you > elaborate what's wrong about them? OK. Release_4_6_3 was included on that list by mistake; Ethan pointed that out and in the next spin it will be renamed tp 4.6.3 The others are victims of an all-too-common form of metadata damage in CVS repositories. The way tagging is *supposed* to work is than when you create a tag it gets added to every master. When this happens, cvs-fast-export notices that the tag is complete. Complete tags get associated with gitspace changesets. However, for various unclear reasons that can be grouped under "CVS is a rickety pile of kludges that should have been strangled in its crib", CVS sometimes fails to create tags in every master where it should. When this happens - the tag is incomplete - checking out at that tag can omit content that was intended to be included when the tag was made. Thete's no way to know if this will occur. That applies to these tags: GNUPLOT_RELEASE_3_7_0 GNUPLOT_RELEASE_4_0_0 GNUPLOT_RELEASE_4_0_1 GNUPLOT_RELEASE_4_0_2 Because incomplete tags are not reliable, cvs-fast-export does not try to associate them to a gitspace changeset. instead, it creates a synthetic commit for each one with a comment explaining that it is incomplete. I think the best thing to do would be to throw these out and reconstruct correct gitspace tags for these versions by looking at where src/versions.c changes. -- <a href="http://www.catb.org/~esr/">Eric S. Raymond</a> My work is funded by the Internet Civil Engineering Institute: https://icei.org Please visit their site and donate: the civilization you save might be your own. |
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From: Petr M. <mi...@ph...> - 2017-10-19 13:41:29
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I was looking into my old disc (copies) in order to find old gnuplot releases, but I was not lucky with any pre-beta-3.4. Disc space was expensive that time... Then searching web for old releases - unfortunately, most (all?) ftp sites I remember for gnuplot source code download do not exist any longer. Does somebody has them? BTW, here is the ftp list: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/comp.graphics.gnuplot/rIrNBLNwdEI showing ftp://ftp.dartmouth.edu/pub/gnuplot/ ftp://mirror.aarnet.edu.au/pub/gnuplot/ ftp://ftp.irisa.fr/pub/gnuplot/ ftp://ftp.ucc.ie/pub/gnuplot/ ftp://ftp.gnuplot.vt.edu/pub/gnuplot/ http://members.theglobe.com/gnuplot/ http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Foothills/6647/ http://mirror.aarnet.edu.au/pub/gnuplot/ Finally, I have found old gnuplot source codes at two Linux distributions we were using long time ago - Slackware and RedHat (diskette-based distros :-). Slackware: http://mirror.cslabs.clarkson.edu/slackware/slackware-3.4/source/xap/gnuplot/ 1993-09-25 00:23 626 008 gnuplot-3.5.tar.gz RedHat / Fedora: http://pkgs.fedoraproject.org/repo/pkgs/gnuplot/ 1999-11-07 16:57 1 319 233 gnuplot-3.7.1.tar.gz 2002-02-25 20:40 1 399 872 gnuplot-3.7.2.tar.gz 2002-12-12 14:00 1 418 889 gnuplot-3.7.3.tar.gz I have adjusted the dates according to the oldest file in the package, and put them here: https://www.physics.muni.cz/~mikulik/gnuplot/ Can you add those 4 .tar.gz files to the git repo? --- Petr Mikulik |
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From: sfeam <sf...@us...> - 2017-10-19 16:08:48
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On Thursday, 19 October 2017 15:41:16 Petr Mikulik wrote: > I was looking into my old disc (copies) in order to find old gnuplot releases, > but I was not lucky with any pre-beta-3.4. Disc space was expensive that > time... > > Then searching web for old releases - unfortunately, most (all?) ftp sites > I remember for gnuplot source code download do not exist any longer. > Does somebody has them? > BTW, here is the ftp list: > https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/comp.graphics.gnuplot/rIrNBLNwdEI > showing > ftp://ftp.dartmouth.edu/pub/gnuplot/ > ftp://mirror.aarnet.edu.au/pub/gnuplot/ > ftp://ftp.irisa.fr/pub/gnuplot/ > ftp://ftp.ucc.ie/pub/gnuplot/ > ftp://ftp.gnuplot.vt.edu/pub/gnuplot/ > > http://members.theglobe.com/gnuplot/ > http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Foothills/6647/ > http://mirror.aarnet.edu.au/pub/gnuplot/ > > > Finally, I have found old gnuplot source codes at two Linux distributions we > were using long time ago - Slackware and RedHat (diskette-based distros :-). > > Slackware: > http://mirror.cslabs.clarkson.edu/slackware/slackware-3.4/source/xap/gnuplot/ > 1993-09-25 00:23 626 008 gnuplot-3.5.tar.gz > > RedHat / Fedora: > http://pkgs.fedoraproject.org/repo/pkgs/gnuplot/ > 1999-11-07 16:57 1 319 233 gnuplot-3.7.1.tar.gz > 2002-02-25 20:40 1 399 872 gnuplot-3.7.2.tar.gz > 2002-12-12 14:00 1 418 889 gnuplot-3.7.3.tar.gz Good work tracking those down. It's a very minor point, but the internal timestamps in version.c for those releases are gnuplot-3.7.1 "Fri Oct 22 18:00:00 BST 1999" gnuplot-3.7.2 "Sat Jan 19 15:23:37 GMT 2002" gnuplot-3.7.3 "Thu Dec 12 13:00:00 GMT 2002" Ah nostalgia. I think 3.7.1 was the first version I used. Ethan > > I have adjusted the dates according to the oldest file in the package, > and put them here: > https://www.physics.muni.cz/~mikulik/gnuplot/ > > Can you add those 4 .tar.gz files to the git repo? > > --- > Petr Mikulik |
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From: Hans-Bernhard B. <HBB...@t-...> - 2017-10-19 18:52:40
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Am 19.10.2017 um 15:41 schrieb Petr Mikulik: > Slackware: > http://mirror.cslabs.clarkson.edu/slackware/slackware-3.4/source/xap/gnuplot/ > > 1993-09-25 00:23 626 008 gnuplot-3.5.tar.gz > > RedHat / Fedora: > http://pkgs.fedoraproject.org/repo/pkgs/gnuplot/ > 1999-11-07 16:57 1 319 233 gnuplot-3.7.1.tar.gz > 2002-02-25 20:40 1 399 872 gnuplot-3.7.2.tar.gz > 2002-12-12 14:00 1 418 889 gnuplot-3.7.3.tar.gz FWIW, the latter three (and all releases newer than these) are available right there at our own File download section on SourceForge, too :-) |