On Tue, Oct 12, 2010 at 10:31 AM, Francois Pichet <[email protected]>wrote:
> Is there any rule regarding new-line in LLVM? > > I didn't see any in the coding standard and I notice that there is no > consistency at all across llvm/clang. Some files use \n while some use > \r\n > > So i thought it doesn't matter. > For text files, Subversion should be mapping line endings to the platform-native versions when syncing and committing from various platforms. I think one of the Windows clients is failing to properly do this, but I don't have a test or anything to demonstrate it. The result is that our (Google's) lit-like test runner gets confused by non-platform-correct line endings. We just fix them when we notice it. They should still show up as CRLF line endings on a windows machine when you run 'svn sync' (or equivalent for your client software). If I get some free time I make teach our test runner to not care, but ideally I'd fix the clients that aren't correctly handling eol-native SVN properties...
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