Re: Converting CGEN from CVS to git
[email protected] (Jose E. Marchesi) Sat, 02 Feb 2019 10:35:22 +0100
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.tools.cgen.devel |
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I would like to discuss the idea of converting CGEN from CVS to git.
Motivation
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I have been working with CGEN off and on for the last 8 years, and
though I haven't posted any fixes upstream in that time, I do have a
set of fixes locally that I would like to try an upstream over the
next year.
Obviously, moving from CVS to git isn't a requirement for working on
this project, but hopefully we can all agree that moving out of CVS
makes development easier, and git seems like the obvious choice.
Yay! That would be great, moving the project to git.
I am also using CGEN, for a new target, and have also hacks I will want
to upstream at some point.
The observation that in order to regenerate the CGEN components, the
only part of the cgen CVS module that needed to be copied into the
binutils-gdb was the cgen/ subdirectory was the reasoning behind one
big choice I made, that is:
Only the cgen subdirectory of the current cgen CVS module would be
included in the new git repository. Everything else is unneeded
clutter, and should be discarded.
Makes full sense.
I don't have permissions to create a git repository on sourceware, or
change the admin settings on CVS, nor am I sure who to approach. When
we get that far any advice would be great.
The [email protected] may be able to help?
Finally, is there anything else I can or should do to help make this happen?
Thanks for working on this.