Re: How to add new file 'strerror.c' to gnome-common/support ?

[Martin Baulig <martin home-of-linux org>]

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On 19 May 1998, Tom Tromey wrote:

> As a general rule, don't ever remove a tag.
> 
> If you need to change the version of strerror.c, just do this:
> 
> 1. "cvs import" the *unchanged* version you want.  Use the same vendor
> tag ("GNU") but a different release tag (whatever is appropriate)
> 
> 2. cvs update your working copy
> 
> 3. Apply your patches
> 
> 4. cvs commit your changes
> 

I begin to understand. But how can one import a single file, what would be
the correct command for this?

> However, Hari seems to think that the glibc version isn't needed.  I'd
> try what he suggests first.

Well, I was a little confused about 'libiberty.h' and 'ansidecl.h' which I
knew contains much unneeded stuff, but he already fixed it so it's just
fine.

Martin

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