Re: [Monotone-devel] you may wonder what the hell I was doing recently ...

[Markus Wanner]

Hi,

Thomas Keller wrote:
> I've committed and pushed the fix in
> ff4211218fda1c066b669b9a6bdf91a4cd44da9f. It's probably not needed on
> the .stripped branch since the error comes from botan which we than no
> longer have in-tree.

Thanks. Yes, it's correct that only botan needs this flag. Since we drop
our own botan build harness with nvm.stripped, that work-around isn't
necessary anymore with nvm.stripped (as mentioned several times already).

However, what currently puzzles me is, that I'm seeing duplicate "fixes":

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Revision: ff4211218fda1c066b669b9a6bdf91a4cd44da9f
Ancestor: 0476f60d2861a00955438d30cc72a6ea767b62d6
Author: address@hidden
Date: 2009-02-19T21:35:36
Branch: net.venge.monotone

Modified files:
        Makefile.am

ChangeLog:

* Makefile.am: add -fpermissive to keep gcc calm about some
botan-related warnings; this should probably be no longer needed with
nvm.stripped...?


monotone --db={your.database} diff
--revision=0476f60d2861a00955438d30cc72a6ea767b62d6
--revision=ff4211218fda1c066b669b9a6bdf91a4cd44da9f
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Revision: 2ffe07201993b0a112e2a2e4a7eb0faadce58f27
Ancestor: 3e33a2984f353ebdf3c7040394b5e821f44d282b
Author: address@hidden
Date: 2009-02-19T04:16:32
Branch: net.venge.monotone

Modified files:
        Makefile.am configure.ac

ChangeLog:

fix compilation errors and silence some autoconf warnings

* Makefile.am: add -fpermissive to AM_CXXFLAGS as suggested by Thomas Keller
* configure.ac: add _cv_ to cached variable names as suggested by autoconf



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--revision=3e33a2984f353ebdf3c7040394b5e821f44d282b
--revision=2ffe07201993b0a112e2a2e4a7eb0faadce58f27
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What's going on here? (And why has -fpermissive vanished in the first
place?)

Regards

Markus Wanner