[parisc-linux] New binutils available from cvs
Tor Arntsen
tor@spacetec.no
Thu, 18 May 2000 19:26:51 +0200
On May 18, 11:45, Alan Modra wrote:
>On Thu, 18 May 2000, Philipp Rumpf wrote:
>> Any reason for renaming cvs modules all the time instead of staying with
>> one name and perhaps not pissing off people with slow, expensive
>> connections ?
>
>Mainly so people can still easily use the old binutils. .diff.gz came to
[...]
That's what tags and branches are for! *Please* use CVS the way it was
meant to be used, don't use it like some old SCCS system!
It's now close to impossible to track these things. cvs co -c doesn't show
the modules either, without keeping *very* close tracking of the mailing
list we won't even know what we should/can use.
>1.8M anyway. I can put the diff somewhere you can get it, if you like.
Sigh. What *for*? See above, that's why CVS has branches and tags which
makes it easy for users to:
a) See what's in there (cvs status -v)
b) Switch between versions with ease and with minimal bandwidth
c) Keep several versions locally (copy a tree and switch to other branch or
rev.)
-Tor