Kevin Pilch-Bisson <kevin@pilch-bisson.net> writes:
> Anyway while doing so, I took a look at libsvn_fs/delta.c and found that
> it didn't even come close to compiling, since it used an api that seems
> to have either never been implemented, or has been removed. I took the
> liberty of patching up all the holes to the point where it at least
> compiles, but I have no way or testing it. If anyone wants it, a diff
> is included.
The filesystem -- right now -- really doesn't exist yet. The library
should always compile (as a CVS checkin rule-of-conduct), but most of
the time this means "just comment out the non-compiling files out of
Makefile.am".
Starting next week, we're going to be attacking the filesystem
full-force, but starting from the bottom up. If you look at
libsvn_fs/structure, you'll notice that delta.c depends on *all* the
underlying filesystem APIs below. We're still working at the bottom
right now. The higher-level .c files have code, but a lot of may be
old (from previous fs drafts.) If you'd like to help code at the
bottom, talk to us some more. But for now, your attempt to make
libsvn_fs compile isn't going to get you anywhere. You've got to
crawl before you can walk. :)
Received on Sat Oct 21 14:36:19 2006