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Re: MinGW port: some questions

From
Johannes Sixt <j.sixt@eudaptics.com>
Date
May 18, 2007, 07:58 UTC
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Junio C Hamano wrote:
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> Alon Ziv <alonz@nolaviz.org> writes:
> 
> > I am referring, for example, to the changes from commit dc380d6, which
> > were reverted in Git mainline (actually in "next", they never reached
> > Git's "master").  Or to the changes from 4493e36, which had the same
> > fate.
> 
> MinGW repository bases its work on my 'next', so it will not be
> pulled wholesale to my 'master'.  The plan is to trickle down
> the platform independent bits of fixes and refactoring to the
> mainline, as well as #ifdef __MINGW32__ and $(findstring MINGW)
> parts, but that will most likely happen as a series of bite
> sized patch series to the list with public reviews.
> 
> I do not know if you mistyped dc380d6 (I do not find it there),
> but reverting 4493e36 (merge of jc/3way) was intentional.  The
> work in that commit that deviates from the mainline is the
> jc/3way topic, which turned out to be incomplete and not very
> usable.  MinGW tree might not have synchronized with the latest
> from the mainline in which case it might not have merged the
> revert from me yet, and that may be why you are seeing the
> differences.

Sometime around 1.5.0 I decided to merge only 'master' into MinGW and I didn't notice that there were some more or less important reversals in 'next'. (Note to myself: Pull 079f7cb27b into mingw before next update.)

-- Hannes
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