Hi list,
A quick test shows that selectively scanning for CVS directories first runs
already 3 times faster on my machine.
Would it be acceptable to scan only the last modified CVS/Entries file for
computing the CVS timestamp? This would significantly increase the
performance.
Additional item: *how* do I ask a Makefile to run a given command whenever I
invoke make?
I'll post an unified diff when the changes are stable.
Regards,
Olivier
| -----Original Message-----
| From: Joerg Mayer
|
| On Thu, Jan 29, 2004 at 10:43:15PM +0100, Olivier Biot wrote:
| > Attached you'll find an "enhanced" make-version.pl file (which
| > generates the CVS timestamp). The "cvsversion.h" header now gets the
| > same modification time as the last modified CVS/Entries
| file, hence it
| > only changes if the CVS repository has changed.
|
| I don't see a real difference to what happens now: The file will only
| be written if one of the following conditions is met:
| a) file doesn't exist
| b) file exists but is different from the newly computed value
|
| Please explain this a bit more.
That's correct; however I'd like to run the make-version.pl script at every
invoke of make s
|
| > if (-d "$dir/$d") {
| > if (($d =~ /^CVS$/) && (-f "$dir/$d/Entries")) {
| > push(@files, "$dir/$d/Entries");
| > } else {
| > # Recurse
| > }
| > } # else: file (skipped)
|
| Looks good.
|
| > Is it possible to add a rule to the Makefile which gets executed at
| > every run?
|
| I thought that this had been done. If not, please do so.
|
| Ciao
| Jörg
|
| PS: My laptop died so I'll need to get myself a laptop to normal ide
| plug adapter. Until that is done, I probably won't do much work on
| Ethereal.
| PPS: Please send diffs, it really helps me to see what changed.
| --
| Joerg Mayer
