Hi,
You've got a good point... I think we need a list to start with. One
problem I already see is g'mic, which is 3rd party, but not a library and
so is included directly in the g'mic plugin subtree. But I guess we could
and should rename the directory it's in to 3rd party.
On Thu, 5 Mar 2015, Friedrich W. H. Kossebau wrote:
Hi,
when looking through the complete repo for stuff that better is not touched by
the planned automated astyle-based reformatting, two kinds of such files were
seen:
* copies of external sources
* generated files
Could we standardize something about those files, so they can be better
handled in anything automated (e.g. scripts, greps) or when trying to get a
bigger picture of the code?
What about:
* putting everything that is basically a copy of code from other projects (and
not forked besides minimal patches) in a subdir "3rdparty"
generated
* putting everyhing that is committed generated code in a subdir "generated"
(and only such code, not the manually written integrating one)
The subdirs would be either local (makes sense e.g. for most generated stuff,
no need to have this somewhere far away from usage) or global (like there is
already with "/3rdparty", for stuff that is used by multiple places).
Would anybody think this is a bad idea? Ohter approaches for the problem?
If so, I would work on doing this for master tonight or tomorrow, before the
port begins. Or would anybody think that should be done even on 2.9?
Cheers
Friedrich
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