digitalmars.D.bugs - dstress idle?
- Russell Lewis (3/3) Mar 24 2008 I haven't seen any update to the dstress SVN repository since 2/22. Has...
- BCS (3/8) Mar 24 2008 I haven't updated in a while because there's a utf filename in there tha...
- Russell Lewis (11/20) Mar 25 2008 You can do most of the svn commands immediately (that is, the changes
- BCS (4/10) Mar 25 2008 Oddly the XP system is my laptop and I primarily copy it to my nix box
- Russell Lewis (3/9) Mar 25 2008 Can I rib you a bit? You have a *nix box at home, but you don't have a
- BCS (4/19) Mar 25 2008 The best I could afford would be DSL and about 1km away I can get part
- Brad Roberts (7/17) Mar 25 2008 Not sure what the equivalent is in XP, unless you're running in a bash
- BCS (2/4) Mar 25 2008 TortoiseSVN (no command line x-b )
I haven't seen any update to the dstress SVN repository since 2/22. Has anybody heard from Thomas in a while? And can I get access to add new tests? (grin)
Mar 24 2008
Reply to Russell,I haven't seen any update to the dstress SVN repository since 2/22. Has anybody heard from Thomas in a while? And can I get access to add new tests? (grin)I haven't updated in a while because there's a utf filename in there that's failing SVN on XP. Any ideas what can be done about that?
Mar 24 2008
BCS wrote:Reply to Russell,You can do most of the svn commands immediately (that is, the changes are immeidately committed) by using the URL form. I haven't used it ever, myself, but as I recall, you should be able to do something like svn rm http://server/path/file The subversion book (online at subversion.tigris.org) would give you more details. Or better, get a *NIX box. :) Final option: try Cygwin on Windows. I don't know how Cygwin handles utf filenames. What's the file? A casual search through my copy of dstress didn't find it.I haven't seen any update to the dstress SVN repository since 2/22. Has anybody heard from Thomas in a while? And can I get access to add new tests? (grin)I haven't updated in a while because there's a utf filename in there that's failing SVN on XP. Any ideas what can be done about that?
Mar 25 2008
Russell Lewis wrote:Or better, get a *NIX box. :)Oddly the XP system is my laptop and I primarily copy it to my nix box at home. If I have a net connection there, I wouldn't have this problem.What's the file? A casual search through my copy of dstress didn't find it.I don't rememeber, I'll take another look.
Mar 25 2008
BCS wrote:Russell Lewis wrote:Can I rib you a bit? You have a *nix box at home, but you don't have a net connection? There aren't many people in that situation. :)Or better, get a *NIX box. :)Oddly the XP system is my laptop and I primarily copy it to my nix box at home. If I have a net connection there, I wouldn't have this problem.
Mar 25 2008
Russell Lewis wrote:BCS wrote:you just did <G>Russell Lewis wrote:Can I rib you a bit?Or better, get a *NIX box. :)Oddly the XP system is my laptop and I primarily copy it to my nix box at home. If I have a net connection there, I wouldn't have this problem.You have a *nix box at home, but you don't have a net connection? There aren't many people in that situation. :)The best I could afford would be DSL and about 1km away I can get part of a 2.5Gb link. Plus I get more done that way.
Mar 25 2008
BCS wrote:Reply to Russell,Not sure what the equivalent is in XP, unless you're running in a bash shell, in which case it's exactly the same: export LC_CTYPE=en_US.UTF-8 A quick google search would have found that to.. :) Later, BraI haven't seen any update to the dstress SVN repository since 2/22. Has anybody heard from Thomas in a while? And can I get access to add new tests? (grin)I haven't updated in a while because there's a utf filename in there that's failing SVN on XP. Any ideas what can be done about that?
Mar 25 2008
Brad Roberts wrote:Not sure what the equivalent is in XP, unless you're running in a bashTortoiseSVN (no command line x-b )
Mar 25 2008