I'm having a problem with tla (from pkgsrc) on NetBSD 2.0. I had the same problem with one I'd built myself from sources, but I don't quite get what's going on. Here's an example of me running replay
Couple of suggestions about features related to "blame" discussed in this thread. There is one nice feature in viewarch, which I find using more often than "blame". In ViewArch, it is called "chrono"
Indeed. I think we should have it in tla itself. My long term plan is: 1. factor out "cache generator + valis" from ViewARCH. 2. add a "deep survey mode" to the cache generator which traverses each a
[deleted quote that I was looking for something in php] How big is the cache? Is it as bad as having a revision library? back when there were about 60 archives, I tried generating a revision library
Secondarily, is it possible to provide a way out of this morass once it exists? I don't know from Dustin's description if his archive has actually been corrupted or not. If it has I realize there ma
My preferred OS is GNU/Linux, however at work I write Windows code for construction companies associated with my employer. One of our competitors nearly did themselves in trying to force a *nix solu
Suppose that someone wrote a C library you'd really like to use but it has header files: x.h X.h would you say that the C language should be changed? Will a tar file containing "./x.h" and "./X.h" w
I don't understand what the subdir structure has to do with case sensitivity. Can you explain? http://bsdboy.west.spy.net/cgi-bin/viewarch.cgi/address@hidden -2004s/ViewARCH--devo--0.0.8--patch-21/%
No problem. Any other works aren't related to ViewCVS. Thanks. :) [ ViewARCH's recent version does not depend on ViewCVS so much. Essentially, the only depedent parts are 1.) html template generator
A python module exists. It should be quite easy to add that. And, really, it's probably faster in python even with the exec. That is, I was able to find comparsion showing that perl is a hell lot fas
I also believe that ViewARCH is written in python. That means I'd have to run it as a cgi, which in turn would require an exec. As such, I'm holding out for something written in php because I have a
No, I still don't have an arch browser yet. All of them seem to have an achilles heel -- they either require a revision library or require building a cache. While I haven't tried anything that requi
I put additional license file in ViewARCH's tree to use some ViewCVS's module safely. Greg Stein accepted it. Now my master repo is up again. Even if more tweaking about license issue would be needed
Tez, I renabled your archives after removing the viewarch categories. If you have more viewarch stuff squirrelled away that I didn't see, just drop me a line and I'll make them go away with an rm -rf
Yup, I wondered if that one would bite you. The new column can contain a '?' if the first column is not 'S' and the file was classified as it was because of an `untagged-source' rule. In other words
Hi, I have a question. I'd like to confirm 'tla srcfind' output. old version of tla: address@hidden ViewARCH--0.0.3]$ /usr/local/bin/tla srcfind | head -1 S ./CHANGES but new one is: address@hidden V