From: Daniel G. <da...@fp...> - 2005-01-31 21:42:54
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On Mon, 2005-01-31 at 16:37 -0500, Rick Caudill wrote: > Daniel Gryniewicz wrote: > > >Hey, Jake. > > > >It looks like dlist.h got checked in as a DOS file, rather than as a > >UNIX file (ie, it has \r\n). CVS doesn't handle this very well. Would > >it be possible to run dos2unix on it, and check in the result? > > > >Note that there are a number of other files with the same problem in the > >kernel. Since Syllable uses the Unix text file format, it seems to me > >that we should standardize on that for our source. > > > > > I ported fileutils awhile ago... I just forgot to release it :) My > sites host is down right now, but I will post it after I get home from > work tonight :) BTW: Sourcery has dos2unix capabilities builtin... > Check the Convert CRLF to LF checkbox in the Settings dialog and then > open the file and just hit "Save". Now the file is a unix based file :) > I actually develop on Linux using Vim, 'cause Syllable's not yet ready to be my main OS on my laptop. I have dos2unix available. However, I don't have CVS access, so I can't fix things myself. I can make the changes locally, but then I end up with huge, annoying diffs locally... (as would presumably happen with Sourcery, too.) Daniel |