Re: Re: Freeze exception for gdc-4.3

2010-09-05 Thread Luk Claes
On Sun, 2010-08-22 at 17:54 +0100, Iain Buclaw wrote:
 On 22 August 2010 16:20, Adam D. Barratt a...@adam-barratt.org.uk
 wrote:
[...]
 The diffstat between the testing and unstable packages is

  824 files changed, 133190 insertions(+), 141498 deletions(-)

 which is practically unreviewable.  Ignoring whitespace
 changes in the
 diff reduces it to

  767 files changed, 82109 insertions(+), 90417 deletions(-)

 which is still very high.


 The source tarball also houses the GDC D2 project too. And the diff
 will have shown all the major updates to that frontend and it's
 accompanying libraries, which includes the dmd2, phobos2 and druntime
 directory. To my count, this accounts for 560 of those files. None of
 which are used in the building of D1.

 That certainly reduces the diff substantially; thanks.  It leaves us
 with [1]

  209 files changed, 13659 insertions(+), 22012 deletions(-)

 which is still a significant quantity of changes.

unblocked

Cheers

Luk


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Re: Freeze exception for gdc-4.3

2010-08-24 Thread Adam D. Barratt
On Sun, 2010-08-22 at 17:54 +0100, Iain Buclaw wrote:
 On 22 August 2010 16:20, Adam D. Barratt a...@adam-barratt.org.uk
 wrote:
[...]
 The diffstat between the testing and unstable packages is
 
  824 files changed, 133190 insertions(+), 141498 deletions(-)
 
 which is practically unreviewable.  Ignoring whitespace
 changes in the
 diff reduces it to
 
  767 files changed, 82109 insertions(+), 90417 deletions(-)
 
 which is still very high.
 
 
 The source tarball also houses the GDC D2 project too. And the diff
 will have shown all the major updates to that frontend and it's
 accompanying libraries, which includes the dmd2, phobos2 and druntime
 directory. To my count, this accounts for 560 of those files. None of
 which are used in the building of D1.

That certainly reduces the diff substantially; thanks.  It leaves us
with [1]

 209 files changed, 13659 insertions(+), 22012 deletions(-)

which is still a significant quantity of changes.

Regards,

Adam

[1]  debdiff -w gdc-4.3_1.0{46-4.3.5-2,60-4.3.5-1}.dsc | filterdiff -x
*/phobos2/* -x */dmd2/* -x */druntime/*


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Re: Freeze exception for gdc-4.3

2010-08-22 Thread Adam D. Barratt
On Sat, 2010-08-21 at 10:02 +0100, Iain Buclaw wrote:
 I'd like a freeze exception for gdc-4.3-1.060-4.3.5-1.
 Fixes #577598 and all D software can now build on sparc (closing
 #475857, and about a dozen others like it).

Was there no way of resolving the sparc issue without importing a new
upstream version?

The diffstat between the testing and unstable packages is

 824 files changed, 133190 insertions(+), 141498 deletions(-)

which is practically unreviewable.  Ignoring whitespace changes in the
diff reduces it to

 767 files changed, 82109 insertions(+), 90417 deletions(-)

which is still very high.

(Your changelog also says Update to SVN 20100714 from the
gcc-4_3-branch which I assume is incorrect as the same text was
included in the changelog for 1:1.046-4.3.5-2)

Regards,

Adam


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Re: Freeze exception for gdc-4.3

2010-08-22 Thread Iain Buclaw
On 22 August 2010 16:20, Adam D. Barratt a...@adam-barratt.org.uk wrote:

 On Sat, 2010-08-21 at 10:02 +0100, Iain Buclaw wrote:
  I'd like a freeze exception for gdc-4.3-1.060-4.3.5-1.
  Fixes #577598 and all D software can now build on sparc (closing
  #475857, and about a dozen others like it).

 Was there no way of resolving the sparc issue without importing a new
 upstream version?


Yes, the sparc issue is resolved via a local patch in the debian patches
folder. The upstream version I feel is necessary as it includes a modern D
frontend (1.060), which works with more emerging D projects and technologies
out there - such as the tango library, xfbuild, and gtkD - making the
compiler much more accessible for using in the long-term scope of
development.



 The diffstat between the testing and unstable packages is

  824 files changed, 133190 insertions(+), 141498 deletions(-)

 which is practically unreviewable.  Ignoring whitespace changes in the
 diff reduces it to

  767 files changed, 82109 insertions(+), 90417 deletions(-)

 which is still very high.


The source tarball also houses the GDC D2 project too. And the diff will
have shown all the major updates to that frontend and it's accompanying
libraries, which includes the dmd2, phobos2 and druntime directory. To my
count, this accounts for 560 of those files. None of which are used in the
building of D1.

If you feel it be necessary to review the changes that actually _affect_ the
compiler, just take note of changes to the source files in the toplevel 'd'
directory, and the 'dmd' and 'phobos' subdirectories too. But as you have
stated, the subdirectories are consumed by quite a number of changes to
whitespace, line endings, and a few dozen file deletions. Anything else I
haven't given mention to in the diff is not actually used.



 (Your changelog also says Update to SVN 20100714 from the
 gcc-4_3-branch which I assume is incorrect as the same text was
 included in the changelog for 1:1.046-4.3.5-2)

 Regards,

 Adam


That was not my doing, sorry. :-)

Regards

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Freeze exception for gdc-4.3

2010-08-21 Thread Iain Buclaw
I'd like a freeze exception for gdc-4.3-1.060-4.3.5-1.
Fixes #577598 and all D software can now build on sparc (closing #475857,
and about a dozen others like it).

Regards
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Iain Buclaw

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