The SVN repo has been updated again. Again, because different tags were included in this dump, you will have to recheckout a working copy. The only tags excluded from this run were tags with "merge" in the name, and tags with ".*-ss-.*" and ".*_ss_.*".
For those who want http access, i can give you access to the dberlin.org copy of the repo. I have begun moving our various hooks over. Rather than move over log_accum, i plan on replacing it. The commit mails currently look like this: > Author: dberlin > Date: 2005-03-01 15:26:25 -0500 (Tue, 01 Mar 2005) > New Revision: 77017 > > Log: > Undo me changes > > > WebSVN: http://dberlin.org/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi? > view=rev&root=gccrepo&rev=77017 > > Modified: > trunk/gcc/ChangeLog > trunk/gcc/tree-ssa-alias.c > trunk/gcc/version.c > > (The >'s are not in the message, obviously) This seemed close to what we have now. Note that the link included above does work and will take you to the web page giving you the differences. Please don't browse the revision logs of files using viewcvs. I don't have the network bandwidth on dberlin.org Note that in the commit message, There is only need for one link, because the revision view will display the entire changeset. If you had added or deleted files, those would show up under "Added" or "Deleted" headings respectively. Merges are significantly faster for me than CVS. You can merge roughly as fast as the server can send you differences in between revisions, which is fast. I will next convert the syncing scripts that we use to sync the web pages. Note that due to the fact that svn.toolchain.org runs svn 1.1, blame will still be *very* slow, and various operations may be slower than they could be due to delta combination problems solved in 1.2 (server side problems, these were). Anyone who really wants to complain about speed of operations, i'm happy to let you play against dberlin.org, but you will be limited by my network bandwidth. --Dan
