On Sun Feb 18 17:13:40 2007, coke wrote:
> > If I'm understanding correctly:
> >
> > - MANIFEST indicates which files are to be in the distribution.
> >
> > - svn:ignore indicates which files in a build tree are to be
> > ignored as part of "svn status" and other svn commands.
> >
> > - MANIFEST.
Reverted in r18519. This feature is still being reviewed. (Previous
patches implementing portions of this behavior may also be reverted.)
Mike is writing a proposal for the mailing list to discuss.
Allison
Andy Dougherty wrote:
On Fri, 11 May 2007, Leopold Toetsch via RT wrote:
Well, I saw some patches [1] floating by which did remove
PObj_bufstart_external_FLAG. This flag was needed to sync the malloc-based
allocators with parrots (and COWs) understanding of a 'not owned' / external
buffer/str
Andy Dougherty wrote:
Here is a patch to get Configure.pl --gc=libc to at least compile again.
Alas, it still doesn't seem to work. I'm getting various panics and
crashes that usually (but not always) appear to be related to string
stuff. I suspect I might not have Parrot_allocate_string() qui
On Sat May 12 07:17:36 2007, jkeen at verizon.net wrote:
> Applied with slight correction in r..
>
That would be: r18516.
kid51
Applied with slight correction in r..
Correction was to place 2 tests in t/configure/25-options_test.t into SKIP
blocks when $ENV
{PERL5OPT}=-MDevel::Cover. This was necessary because Devel::Cover was gagging
on running
tests within tests.
Tested in both trunk and reconfigure branch; resu
James,
Last night, I ran 'make test' and everything was cool. Tonight, I
ran 'make test' and saw that a newly added test file, t/doc/
pod_todo.t, generated a massive number of lines of failure message.
(See attached patch pod_todo.t.failure.txt.) I experienced these
failures in both trunk and
On May 12, 2007, at 12:25 AM, chromatic wrote:
I agree. It may be a decent test, but it's not a test to run by
default right
now.
While I'm asking for a pony, I'd also like a way to disable the coding
standards tests for an official release tarball.
-- c
This will at least take care of t