Re: cvs tagged?
Morten Andersen <[email protected]> Wed, 25 May 2005 22:47:48 +0200
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.windows.devel.jawin |
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Hi Roger, Just a quick mail before I head to bed, I will try to take part in your refactorings over the weekend hopefully. Sorry for not having commented on any of your ideas before this. Roger I Martin PhD wrote: > Is cvs tagged for the latest release? > Yep. I tagged it with "jawin_2_0_a1" as stated in the release notes: http://sourceforge.net/project/shownotes.php?release_id=315102 > It would be helpful if changes I'm making could be pushed in for > discussion but I don't want it difficult to get the current version. > Yes I aggree in that. And I have been wanting to mail you of my view of the best way to change the marshalling in a (maybe) destructive way: 1) Since we increased the major number (1 -> 2), and we still haven't released a non-alpha in the 2.x series, I think that nobody can blame us for messing with new functionality. 2) So I think your changes should go into HEAD. And since we have a tag immediately before the changes, we can always make a branch at that if anybody wants to work on the old marshalling (I assume this is what you wanted too?) And about the copy of jawin.rc.ori to jawin.rc: If I remember correctly, this is something I introduced to include Win32 version information into the Jawin.dll file (look at the properties for it in explorer, and you will be able to see the build and version information for the exact release). The copy of the jawin.rc.ori to jawin.rc is basically a filtering copy where version information in it is replaced with version information from global.properties (the same version information that goes into the manifest file in the jar). I hope this doesn't give you to much problems (I mostly build using the "ant -Dcpp.compile.enabled=true" line, and seldom using the GUI, but your build-preferences may be different). Best Regards and good to see that you have found time and energy to work on the much discussed marshalling. Morten