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From: Nicholas N. <n.n...@gm...> - 2009-05-26 00:59:50
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Hi, I think the DARWIN branch is in a good enough state that it's ready to be merged with the trunk. Excluding Helgrind, DRD and Ptrcheck, I get only 11 regtest failures on my MacBook Pro, which is better than the result for some Linux systems. (I haven't made much of an effort to get Helgrind, DRD and Ptrcheck working on Darwin yet because they are the least-used tools. That's future work.) The Darwin-specific code still requires some cleaning up -- look for comments containing "DDD" and/or "GrP" if you want an idea -- but it's in a good enough state that maintaining a separate branch for it is no longer worth the effort. I've recently done a lot of commits to synchronise the branch with the trunk. The net result is that the branch/trunk diff now contains mostly new, Darwin-specific code; there's only a small amount of trunk code that is modified. The 31,102 line diff is available at www.valgrind.org/njn/trunk-DARWIN-r10152.diff.bz2, it's from r10152. I propose doing the merge in two day's time, ie. some time Thursday (Melbourne time). If interested people could look over the diff, that would be helpful. It would also be very helpful if we could avoid making commits to the trunk or the DARWIN branch in the meantime. Any comments? Nick |