Mercurial repository now online
gr...@spindazzle.org
http://mercurial.intuxication.org/hg/ggxdev
You can check it out like so...
$ hg clone http://mercurial.intuxication.org/hg/ggxdev
Be warned, however, that the source tree is huge because it also includes
in-place anonymous checkouts of gcc and src. This is nice because you can
merge upstream gcc and src sources with their respective tools (svn and
cvs).
The top level also includes a little ant build.xml to help you configure,
build, test and install a working toolchain. Just run "ant" to get a list
of the build targets.
I have some additional tools (ie. ggxamine, to examine static instruction
usage) and pre-configured benchmarks (MiBench) which I'll commit to the
tree soon as well.
Enjoy,
Anthony Green
Wei Hu
I guess I need to pick up some hg commands now.
On May 5, 6:10 am, gr...@spindazzle.org wrote:
> I've created a mercurial repository for the ggx tools here:
>
> http://mercurial.intuxication.org/hg/ggxdev
>
> You can check it out like so...
>
Wei Hu
are you?
Because they seem to only offer 100Mb disk space for free accounts.
>
> http://mercurial.intuxication.org/hg/ggxdev
>
> You can check it out like so...
>
gr...@spindazzle.org
> Just out of curiosity, you're not using their free hosting service,
> are you?
> Because they seem to only offer 100Mb disk space for free accounts.
I didn't realize there was a limit. I'm not paying anything. I'll ask on
#intuxication.
Thanks for pointing this out.
AG
gr...@spindazzle.org
> Just out of curiosity, you're not using their free hosting service,
> are you?
> Because they seem to only offer 100Mb disk space for free accounts.
We're good. The site admin will let us live there.
AG