Nathaniel Smith wrote:
compatibility -- that we happened to tweak the changeset format is
fine, but I'm sure the connection between that and the inventory
output format is not obvious to people implementing 3rd-party tools,
and this is something that would be have pretty trivial to keep the
On Fri, 2006-07-28 at 21:56 -0700, Drakie Awita wrote:
Nathaniel:
No, I'm not using Reiser FS; it happens on both ext3 FS (debian
linux), and NTFS (Windows XP).
I've found that, if I move the large un-versioned sub-directory
(contrib/oss.boost.release) out of the project root dir, then
Nathaniel Smith writes:
Of course, things are slightly more subtle even than that... I believe
massif is looking at
allocated bytes + per currently allocated block overhead + stack size
- freed bytes
while memtime is looking at
allocated bytes - large freed blocks - re-used freed
I just pushed revision 9e7bf3f1355e0563551aad0fc22de3ef2b8033d7 which
adds in the ability to generate binary files in addition to text
files. So that it is sane to generate large repositories, I also
added in a mkrandom.c program that can generate both the random binary
and text files. My
