On Sep 22, 2007, at 5:26 AM, Russ Allbery wrote:
Andrej Prsa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Specifically, I did switch from CVS to Subversion about a year ago
and
never regretted it. Now I would really like to learn what people
have to
say about git.
[SNIP: branching made easy and powerful]
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According to Benoit SIGOURE on 9/22/2007 4:15 AM:
> [Benefits]
You are forgetting my most important benefit - git provides a cvsserver.
In other words, it is possible to connect a CVS client to the git
repository on savannah (once we can get that tur
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Hi Ralf,
According to Ralf Wildenhues on 9/18/2007 1:31 PM:
>
> Ignoring that, and assuming we only care about backslash-newline like in
> Eric's example, a patch like the one below would be sufficient, but
> config.h would not be any more readable t
Hi,
my project uses a mixture of C and Fortran functions by translating
Fortran to C with f2c, compiling the generated sources into a library,
and linking the rest of the project to that library. For this scheme to
work, the executable also needs to be linked with g2c *or* with f2c.
Under most cir
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CVS access to the git repository is now enabled, thanks to help from Jim
Meyering. To check out the git repository using only a CVS client, you
can use the following (there is no pserver password):
cvs -d :pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/autoconf.git \
