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From: | Bill |
Subject: | Re: [Simulavr-devel] SimulAVR Compilation Problem |
Date: | Fri, 28 Jan 2005 19:24:07 -0500 |
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Paul Schlie wrote:
In general, it would be convenient if the autoxxx generated configure etc. files were checked into cvs so that one could simply execute configure/make, without having to deal with autoxxx tool version incompatibilities.
This is problematic in general. The configure script is in the tarballs...if we need to release an updated tarball, I could go for that. I would like Klaus to let me know when to do this. (creating a tarball also involves very simple quality checks....i.e. running the regression suite, so it's not a bad idea to do from time to time) Would a dated "current" snapshot be helpful?
Basically, it is(was) a real problem to keep the generated files up to date. They are generated, and as a general principal, generated files don't belong under revision control. It's my opinion that in general the "tarballs" are intended for end-users, not CVS. Making CVS provided files easy to use is a great goal, but I know that we fall short of it.
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