Re: backwards compatibility problem with .cvspass?

[Derek R. Price]

Karl Fogel wrote:

> I'm curious why you say it will take a little longer to run.  I
> assumed we'd just treat the absence of an explicit port number as
> being like an explicit 2401.  That shouldn't require more than a few
> nanoseconds of overhead... Or is there an issue I'm missing here?

Each line in .cvspass was previously undergoing a simple strcmp against the
current CVSROOT.  I'm going to have to parse each line and normalize then
compare.

Derek

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