get new maintainers to appear for orphaned code
> as 'if by magic'
>
> Alternatively not, of course.
This is part of my intention.
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Editconfig was a mistake. OK, I think I understand the rules now. Is it:
(1) First, try to read from .config
(2) If .config doesn't exist, read from $(ARCH)/defconfig
?
> 1.0.3 feels faster, btw.
That's because it is. I am continuing to tune.
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y clicking the "Unsuppress" item in
one of the pulldowns.
But since the theorem prover automatically turns on such prerequisites for
you, you're very unlikely to need it.
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The kind of charity you can force out
.config. But that doesn't explain why "make config" doesn't remember
> changes made to config.out.
>
> ideas?
>
> jeff
I think it's because I misunderstood how the standard productions are supposed
to work. If you'll tell me what files you expect t
im or
doubtful.
I'm pretty sure that tuning the Python implementation (coming up with
faster algorithms, perhaps by reorganizing the data structures to do
more precomputation) will be a more effective use of my time.
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plexity-control advantage to
compartmentalizing the configuration information in that way. Maybe
there is one, but nobody's shown it to me yet.
(In truth I don't dismiss implementation concerns quite as cavalierly
as it might sound from the above. But buying a linear speedup wouldn'
so. I don't
see one. Do you?
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Yes, I have plans for this.
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PARPORT_PC from PARPORT and X86
derive PARPORT_ARC from PARPORT and ARC
derive PARPORT_AMIGA from PARPORT and AMIGA
derive PARPORT_SUNBPP from PARPORT and SUN
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> Traceback (most recent call last):
> File "scripts/configtrans.py", line 104, in ?
> sys.stderr.write(args[0]);
> TypeError: read-only character buffer, int
> make: *** [menuconfig] Error 1
I can't reproduce this. Do you get the same behavior under 1.0.
Michael Elizabeth Chastain <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I like mconfig, but I like CML2 better.
Reminder for the rest of you: Michael *wrote* mconfig.
> My primary reason is that ESR has more time to work on CML2 than I do
> on mconfig. And speed problems are often the easiest pr
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