Hi Yves,

I did all the process you describe and compile the master branch with the
following command:

./configure --prefix=/install/dir --disable-contrib

I got the following error:

/home/anfelbar/research/mozart/mozart/platform/emulator/urlc.cc: En la
función miembro ‘int urlc::parse_ftp(const char*)’:
/home/anfelbar/research/mozart/mozart/platform/emulator/urlc.cc:628:32:
error: conversión inválida de ‘const char*’ a ‘char*’
/home/anfelbar/research/mozart/mozart/platform/emulator/urlc.cc:629:28:
error: conversión inválida de ‘const char*’ a ‘char*’
/home/anfelbar/research/mozart/mozart/platform/emulator/urlc.cc:633:28:
error: conversión inválida de ‘const char*’ a ‘char*’
/home/anfelbar/research/mozart/mozart/platform/emulator/urlc.cc:634:30:
error: conversión inválida de ‘const char*’ a ‘char*’
/home/anfelbar/research/mozart/mozart/platform/emulator/urlc.cc: En la
función miembro ‘int urlc::parse_http(const char*)’:
/home/anfelbar/research/mozart/mozart/platform/emulator/urlc.cc:1143:32:
error: conversión inválida de ‘const char*’ a ‘char*’
/home/anfelbar/research/mozart/mozart/platform/emulator/urlc.cc:1144:31:
error: conversión inválida de ‘const char*’ a ‘char*’


I have gcc 4.5.2 on archlinux kernel 2.6.36. Some one got the same error?

Cheers,

On Tue, Feb 15, 2011 at 5:05 AM, Yves Jaradin <[email protected]>wrote:

> Hi everyone,
>
> Here is an update on git conversion.
>
> Why git? (vs. hg, bzr, etc.)
> * It's more of a toolkit for version control that can be used to make the
> version control we want than a rigid system. This was quite important to do
> the porting from a strangely structured svn repository.
> * It doesn't really matter since distributed VCS are much easier to bridge
> than centralized ones.
>
> Why now?
> * There is demand. Some users wanted to have a try at certain features and
> it's much easier this way than with svn.
> * The repository is quiescent. It's easier to do such a change when not in
> the middle of a wave of patches.
>
> I did a first/test conversion, available at
> https://github.com/yjaradin/mozartDirectFromSvn
>
> If you just want to get the mozart files, do
> git clone git://github.com/yjaradin/mozartDirectFromSvn.git mozart
> cd mozart
> ./retarget -i mozart
> git checkout master
> git branch -d -r origin/svnHistory
> git branch -D svnHistory
> git tag -d wholeSvnHistory
>
> Replace mozart with mozart-stdlib for the standard library, etc.
>
> For now, this shouldn't be used for real development, at least until there
> is a consensus (or possibly just a lack of opposition) on making them the
> official repositories. Comments are welcome, particularly if I made errors
> in the files used for conversion. (Look at the README file just after
> cloning the repo.)
>
> Cheers,
> Yves
>
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