Re: [ros-kernel] GCC 3.1 & extra

[Eric K. <ek...@rz...>]

"Jurgen Van Gael" <jur...@st...> wrote:

> I modified some files to bring reactos a step closer to compilation
> under GCC 3.1 (and maintaining compilability under 2.95) I still have an
> old cvs account, any objections to committing this or is GCC 3.1 not
> needed right now?

I think you can commit your changes!

> BTW How do I suscribe to the cvs commit mailing list?

This is a little tricky if you have write access to the CVS. First you need
to create a mail forwarder on mok, so the commit mails from sourceforge are
sent to you via mok. You have to use ssh to log in to mok. PuTTY is a nice
ssh client for Windows.

Log in to mok and create a '.forward' file (the leading dot is important).
Unfortunately, joe (a nice wordstar-like editor) is not available on mok. Vi
is available. Run 'vi .forward' to start vi. Next, type 'i' to change into
input mode and enter your real email-address. Now, press the ESC-key to
change back into command mode and type 'ZZ' to save the file and exit vi.
Running 'cat .forward' should now print your email address. Finally, log off
from mok (run 'exit'). Now, any email sent to your account on mok will be
forwarded to your real email account.

The final step is subscribing to the reactos-cvs-commit list on SourceForge.
You have to use your email address on mok to subscribe. Now you're done.

HTH,
Eric