Re: netbsd-10, merging device-streams (xstreamtodev, rdbinfo)
David Brownlee <[email protected]> Tue, 21 Mar 2023 14:15:39 +0000
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On Tue, 21 Mar 2023 at 09:58, Roc Vall=C3=A8s <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hi David, > > I updated the README and version strings, rebuilt with current > bebbo/amiga-gcc (both gcc and vbcc) and made a new release. > > https://github.com/rvalles/device-streams/releases > > I also downloaded your test build's binaries and ran them just to > ensure they're the new (now old...) versions; They are. Wonderful - thanks > The new release's binaries have been run and tested by writing into my > swap partition above 4GB. > > Please update with the new gcc-built binaries and README.md, and we're > good for actually pulling into netbsd. > > Thanks I have another question :) xstreamtodev and xdevtostream are just streamtodev and devtostream with EXPERT_VERSION. Given that the expert versions appear to be entirely a superset (so the behave identically for all basic supported options other than the usage string), is there any need to build and or include the basic versions? The binaries are a few 100s of bytes larger, so its not likely to be useful on the basis of memory or file size. My natural inclination would be just to default to EXPERT_VERSION on always (or even unifdef it), and have a single set of binaries. (I would also probably just want to call them streamtodev and devtostream, but I suspect we have enough years of habit using the "x" prefix that its best to keep it). David