From: Michael P. <mic...@gm...> - 2010-12-04 02:51:39
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Segher Boessenkool wrote: >> Ideally, the repo should work as-is for both unix and mswindows users if >> they both use tools with sane defaults. If we can get there, great! Certainly, and if someone figures this out, I'll give it a shot again. But I haven't seen anything changed since I last discussed this with Pete four months ago. Not blaming anyone; just saying I haven't tried again. >> > and the >> > bash/autotools/make-specific stuff as LF. >> >> I still don't understand why in your configuration those are checked >> out as CRLF, but other text files are just LF (or, why don't do these >> other files give similar problems?) I haven't checked, but I presume some of those need to be LF. Leaving them LF doesn't help mingw/cygwin people as much, but the alternative is likely even worse. >> Maybe you should check out _all_ text files as LF? Eh, Linux editors/viewers seem smart enough. Some Windows editors/viewers/difftools are particularly brain-dead with regard to line endings. And I'm NOT really talking about development environments or compilers. Somebody just wants to LOOK at source/patch, or make a simple CHANGE to docs, and they can't use certain editors/viewers on Windows. Thus, anything that can be CRLF probably should be, since the other OSes handle non-native formats better. But see above for files that may need to be LF. Michael |