Sounds great. Thanks. I am a newbie and still confusing on how to do it. Please excuse my ignorance.
If I forked a my own branch on qemu.git and develop against it. For instance I change qcow2.c which depends on some functions in block.c which are different from qemu-kvm.git because qemu-kvm.git has an old version of block.c In this case I need to generate a patch for both qcow2.c and block.c by diff with the qemu-kvm.git's version. This is done manually. And if more files are involved, it becomes really painful. Is there any better way to generate a patch for qemu-kvm.git easily? Peter On Fri, Aug 5, 2011 at 2:10 AM, Paolo Bonzini <pbonz...@redhat.com> wrote: > On 08/05/2011 11:04 AM, cheetah wrote: > >> Thanks for the quickly reply. >> >> I am going to change/add the block driver and some image format code. If >> I develop against the qemu.git, can I easily generate a patch to apply >> to qemu-kvm.git too? >> > > Yes, or vice versa too. You can develop against qemu-kvm.git if that's > what you use, and retest with qemu.git before submitting. > > Paolo >
