Paul Sokolovsky | 13 Mar 2011 21:19
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[ANN] CeGCC codebase migrated to git

Hello,

Per previous RFC, I've splitted and migrated CeGCC SVN codebase to Git.
For each upstream project, there is a separate git repository.
Potentially, that will allow to rebase CeGCC patchset onto pristine
upstream tree and follow upstream development more easily and/or
maintain CeGCC patchset in better form.

At this time, only w32api tree was rebased against upstream. w32api
also acquired lot of patches, thank to which it's now possibly to
compile number of 3rd-party applications, like GSPlayer, FtpSvr, tMan,
Win32++, etc.

The fact that there're number of repositories now doesn't mean that
now it is harder to build entire toolchain - there's a meta-repository,
cegcc-build, provided, which uses git submodules to pull all needed bits
easily. Actually, I structured this build repository along the lines of
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Convention_over_configuration - you just
need to clone that repository, follow very simple instructions in
README (nothing to edit or configure manually), and get the toolchain
built by running one command (which is itself just old good
build-mingw32ce.sh).

Repositories are currently hosted at Gitorious - I'd like to discuss
that further, ideally I'd like to see them hosted within bounds of
existing CeGCC project, at SF.net.

I'd appreciate if all interested parties tried it, comments are welcome.

http://gitorious.org/cegcc
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André Hentschel | 14 Mar 2011 19:11
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Re: [ANN] CeGCC codebase migrated to git

Am 13.03.2011 21:19, schrieb Paul Sokolovsky:
> Hello,
> 
> Per previous RFC, I've splitted and migrated CeGCC SVN codebase to Git.
> For each upstream project, there is a separate git repository.
> Potentially, that will allow to rebase CeGCC patchset onto pristine
> upstream tree and follow upstream development more easily and/or
> maintain CeGCC patchset in better form.
> 
> At this time, only w32api tree was rebased against upstream. w32api
> also acquired lot of patches, thank to which it's now possibly to
> compile number of 3rd-party applications, like GSPlayer, FtpSvr, tMan,
> Win32++, etc.
> 
> The fact that there're number of repositories now doesn't mean that
> now it is harder to build entire toolchain - there's a meta-repository,
> cegcc-build, provided, which uses git submodules to pull all needed bits
> easily. Actually, I structured this build repository along the lines of
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Convention_over_configuration - you just
> need to clone that repository, follow very simple instructions in
> README (nothing to edit or configure manually), and get the toolchain
> built by running one command (which is itself just old good
> build-mingw32ce.sh).
> 
> Repositories are currently hosted at Gitorious - I'd like to discuss
> that further, ideally I'd like to see them hosted within bounds of
> existing CeGCC project, at SF.net.
> 
> I'd appreciate if all interested parties tried it, comments are welcome.
> 
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Paul Sokolovsky | 14 Mar 2011 19:48
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Re: [ANN] CeGCC codebase migrated to git

Hello,

On Mon, 14 Mar 2011 19:11:26 +0100
André Hentschel <nerv <at> dawncrow.de> wrote:

> > git clone git://gitorious.org/cegcc/cegcc-build.git
> > Then follow instructions in cegcc-build/README
> > (http://gitorious.org/cegcc/cegcc-build/blobs/master/README)
> > 
> > 
> Hi,
> i love git, nothings better.
> But for some reason i cannot connect to gitorious.org when doing git
> submodule update. It first asked me if i want to trust some RSA key,
> i said yes, then the access failed(other end hung up).

Oops, I added developer's r/w git urls for submodules, fixed now. Please
pull and try again.

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