I've just populated the ptop-core repository which contains only the source code for PowerTOP as we had discussed a few weeks ago.
I suggest we move the development to this repository, but pushing changesets for both ptop-core and ptop-full. Cloning ptop-core takes around 3 seconds :) I didn't included any lint suppression directives in the Makefiles, so now we have even more information. Rafael Rafael.Vanoni at Sun.COM wrote: > Author: Rafael Vanoni <rafael.vanoni at sun.com> > Repository: /hg/tesla/ptop-core > Latest revision: b4850511c294ac54463ad48c0d13405b63a8301e > Total changesets: 1 > Log message: > Populating ptop-core > > Files: > create: opensolaris.sh > create: powertop/Makefile > create: powertop/Makefile.com > create: powertop/README > create: powertop/amd64/.make.state > create: powertop/amd64/Makefile > create: powertop/amd64/pt_amd64.c > create: powertop/common/battery.c > create: powertop/common/cpufreq.c > create: powertop/common/cpuidle.c > create: powertop/common/display.c > create: powertop/common/events.c > create: powertop/common/powertop.c > create: powertop/common/powertop.h > create: powertop/common/suggestions.c > create: powertop/common/turbo.c > create: powertop/common/util.c > create: powertop/i386/.make.state > create: powertop/i386/Makefile > create: powertop/i386/pt_i386.c > create: powertop/sparcv9/Makefile > create: powertop/sparcv9/pt_sparcv9.c > _______________________________________________ > tesla-dev mailing list > tesla-dev at opensolaris.org > http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/tesla-dev
