Update src/dynamic_utils.c

[jfoug]

Trying stuff out. This is the correct changes. Just how the hell is this supposed to work. Seems very inefficient if there is no way to run diffs across already written source.

Jim.

[magnumripper]

I just pulled this via the web gui. Seems easy enough. Next time I'll try configuring your branch as a remote (in my local tree) and pull directly from command line.

There are all sorts of ways you can diff between files, branches, versions or whatever when using the local tools. I wont use this web gui much.

[jfoug]

So, what would you recommend for my usage of this? From what I saw, it looked VERY limited, and if that is all there is, I will not be using it. My method simply has 3 'working' directories on my drive. I have my 'real' work in progress dir. I then have 2 dirs that I keep up to date with patches (I also keep my WIP dir up to date with patches). Then when I want to submit a patch, I use a GUI diff program to move just the changes I want from my WIP dir, to the 2nd dir. I then build the patch from doffing between the 2nd and 3rd dir. I then patch the 3rd dir to make sure the patch is happy.

I then build on dir 2, and do a test.

Utilizing that procedure, I never have a bad patch, and also get things tested well.

I simply have to find the usage procedures for this git, and make sure it works 'well' enough with multiple people whacking on the DB.

I have used CSV before, and it's not bad. You can put a java client on your local, and do some pretty impressive things with your local source tree, against the remote repository. Hopefully, git can be done in a similar manner, I just have to learn the ins and outs of its usage, and get properly setup with r+w access.

Whats up with the strange return address (I also cc'd what I know to be a good addy).

Jim.

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From: magnum [mailto:reply+i-2590022-
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Sent: Saturday, December 17, 2011 4:22 PM
To: jfoug
Subject: Re: [magnum-jumbo] Update src/dynamic_utils.c (#1)

I just pulled this via the web gui. Seems easy enough. Next time I'll
try configuring your branch as a remote (in my local tree) and pull
directly from command line.

There are all sorts of ways you can diff between files, branches,
versions or whatever when using the local tools. I wont use this web gui
much.

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[jfoug]

It adds multiple charsets to the 'double' extern 'class'. I 'may' make a
change beyond this, to add a reverse (makes a palindrome). But for now, this
is a good change.

Jim.