On Fri, 4 Mar 2011, meino.cramer wrote:
Hi Benjamin,
Benjamin R. Haskell [11-03-04 19:20]:
On Fri, 4 Mar 2011, meino.cramer wrote:
Hi,
I want to rebuild vim patch by patch starting with the source of the
vim version, which was that one which receives patch 7.3.001.
[...]
But applying patch 7.3.001 to it (trying: patch -p0 < 7.3.001, patch
-i -p0 < 7.3.001, patch -i -p 7.3.001, patch -i -p0 7.3.001) failed.
[...]
It's unclear what exactly you're trying to do here, so just to clear up
a possible misinterpretation:
The patches are against the source code, not against binaries.
Yes, I know: patching is patching against source instead of
binaries...
(Figured. Just had to check.)
I simply only wants the source of 7.3.001 or (better) the version of
vim to which I can apply patch 7.3.001.
After aap has fetched the source, it recompiles vim, which is not
wanted at this point.
I only want to create source versions, no recompilations.
Binaries are the very last step, the one I will do with version
7.3.438 (the recent one as far as I can remember).
(I think you mean 138 not 438.)
What are you trying to accomplish?
If you really just want to compile a clean version of 7.3.{latest},
what's wrong with just checking out the Mercurial repository? Why are
you going through the work of creating clean 7.3.{1 through 137} if
you're not going to use them? The following:
$ hg clone {path-to-repo} vim
$ cd vim
$ ./configure [options] && make (&& make install)
would get you a compiled version of Vim 7.3.{latest}.
--
Best,
Ben
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