DefMod changes for base types

Tony van der Hoff OSLib at mk-net.demon.co.uk
Sat Mar 4 16:38:10 GMT 2000


On Sat, 4 Mar 2000, at 12:49:07, Tom Hughes <tom at compton.nu> wrote on
the subject "DefMod changes for base types":

>The attached patch for DefMod implements the base type scheme suggested
>by Jonathan to resolve the gadget structure problem.
>
>This patch only fixes the C header file generation. The StrongHelp stuff
>should probably also be altered, and possibly the assembly header stuff
>although that is a bit problematic.
>
OK, Tom, thanks for that. At the risk of looking incredibly stupid, I'm
afraid the patch file has me baffled. You're not doing an RS on me, are
you? ;-)

The patch file obviously contains patches to a number of source files,
which is the first problem. I have only ever used Patch to update a
single file at a time, and try as I might, I cannot get it to work with
multiple targets. What is the correct command line to use? 

Secondly, there are patches to a file called "readme". This existed in
5.30, but has been distributed more appropriately as "Manual/htm" since
the early days. I guess RS, in his efforts to obliterate everything I'd
done, built his 5.50 distribution from 5.30, thereby changing it back.
We need to get our source trees aligned. I'd personally rather stick
with Manual/htm, which allows it to be read on other platforms.

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