Robert May schrieb:
OK, I've not had a chance to keep up with your tests this week, and
trying to catch up now find myself mightily confused. Some of the
patches seem to be against the source that I called 1.01_03, some seem
to be incremental (probably on the previous set of patches?). To add to
my confusion, my local source has changes beyond the 1.01_03 source that
you have.
All of them are against 1.01_03, not incremental. To make it easier.
As far as I did get I was failing one test, but I can't tell if that's
because I didn't apply your patches correctly. However, what you are
doing is great, and I want to encourage you to continue, but I am not
going to get the time in the next couple of weeks to do much more than
just keep up with the mail on this list.
I do want to get a V1.02 release out though. Here's what I propose:
...
(4) Once I have a bit more time, I'll work with Reini to get the test
suite updated. I'm sure that doing this will turn up more issues than
those already found by Reini, and that should drive a following release.
Reini, I hope that leaving your tests out of this release is OK with
you, but I simply don't have time to deal with it now, and I had set
expectations of a release this week.. (If anyone else has time, and we
can get some confidence that the tests pass in the various different
environments by the end of the week, then I'd be happy to take them.) I
do agree with Jez, that going forward, if you would like to contribute
the easiest way for everyone would be for you to mail Aldo and get your
own CVS access.
At a minimum I think that you should get yourself
anonymous CVS access so that you can keep a local source tree
synchronised with the changes others are making - I can provide help
with this if you need it.
Thanks, no help needed :)
I'm administrator of phpwiki at sf.net and maintainer of several
cygwin projects. If you have questions maybe I can help out :)
I'll ask Aldo then. Also for several Win32::API gcc patches needed.
I took over C::DynaLib recently and want to add gcc support (cygwin +
mingw) for Win32::API. C::DynaLib callbacks at least works fine for
Win32, in contrary to Win32::API.
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Reini Urban
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