Due to some massive speedups i've implemented in cvs2svn, the full gcc repo, including all non-broken tags (more in a moment), is now available. It would have taken ~7 days before, and now it takes less than 2 (it's almost completely disk bound now, and my 7200rpm disks just aren't fast enough apparently :P)
This is what one should expect our converted gcc repo to look like, plus a hooks directory at the base, and maybe wwwdocs (this is still up in the air). The following branch was excluded due to rtag -F issues: x86-64-branch Unless someone *wants* this branch, i would exclude it from the actual converted repo as well. I can make this branch work with some amount of work, but it would really have to be worth it :P The following tags were excluded, for the noted reasons: .*-ss-.* snapshot tags, which we agreed were not necessary .*_ss_.* ditto gcc-3_2-rhl8-branchpoint rtag -F usage (this is just the branch point, *not* the actual branch pchmerge-branchpoint rtag -F usage meisner-ppc-mods rtag -F usage cfg-postmerger-20020701 rtag -F usage cxx-reflexion-merge.* rtag -F usage (this looks like a messup of the cxx-reflection-merge tags) two cxx-reflection-merge tags rtag -F usage Same policy. Unless someone wants these specific tags, i would exclude them from the actual converted repo as well. Again, this is what one should expect the final converted repo to look like. I have converted most all of our scripts at this point, and verified they work trivially (IE that changing something in www makes it update the www dir) The main waiting thing at htis point is for subversion 1.2 and for sourceware to get new hardware. --Dan
