Tim Blechmann wrote:
(And a state not damned with faint praise like 'unstable' - which is perhaps better described as 'likely_to_be_improved' rather than actively 'not stable').
The apache incubator might be a more appropriate inspiration than Debian unstable.
the current sandbox layout has the disadvantage, that single projects are present as sandbox/mylib, which do not run or compile on their own, but require a full set of the boost headers. in order to try out one sandbox library, you need to get the boost checkout/tarball and copy it to sandbox/mylib or vice versa ...
Just to clarify -- what is wrong with starting with checkout of 'main' Boost tree, and then doing 2 "svn co" per any sandbox library you want to try?
not sure, whether i understand it correctly. if i check out trunk and sandbox/mylib to myboost/ ... then myboost would contain 2 independent svn checkouts ... does `svn diff' show the diff with trunk or with sandbox/mylib then?
"svn diff" without arguments will show difference in 'main boost' "svn diff boost/mylib libs/mylib" will show the difference for the specified library -- but this is probably obvious. Is this a problem and what alternatives do you suggest? - Volodya