Niall O'Higgins wrote:
I wanted to look at the source of a Linux development driver which was in a private git tree, so I made this port. Other hackers might find it useful, so I thought I'd share.Tested on amd64, i386 and sparc64.
I'm interested too. I've done a port for my private use (to access X.Org sources that are moving to git). It's basically the same as yours. I've added more dependencies, and a small path to make gitk able to find wish8.4.
As for the regress tests, I've looked a bit on why so many of them fail. In some cases, the failures are caused by bash-isms or other Linux-isms in the test scripts themselves but there are also some suspect ones, but I did not spend more time to try to find out what's going on.
I've also done a cogito port, which I'm attaching.And I started doing ports for the insane amount of dependencies needed to build git docs (xmlto, asciidoc, etc.), but I gave up.
But I don't intend to maintain any of this ports. -- Matthieu
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