On Thu, 3 Aug 2006 10:23:27 +0200, "Manu Cornet" wrote: > > Thanks for your answer (and for your *great* work on Cairo, which I > use quite a lot on my PhD project)! You're welcome. I'm very glad you've found cairo useful, and I hope you have a lot of fun using cairo too! In turn, thank you for your work here on the theme torturer. > git clone git://dev.laptop.org/projects/soc-gtk Thanks! That's even better than a repaired tar file. > Inside the "soc-gtk" directory, you'll find 3 subdirs, > "gtk-theme-torturer" is the one you want. [*] > For the moment, I think only I have write access to this git > repository, but I'll try and ask people in charge if they can add > other people. There's not really any need for that. Since we're both using git, we can take advantage of the distributed development it allows and we don't need any central tree at all. I've gone ahead and cloned your repository and made it available as follows: git clone git://people.freedesktop.org/~cworth/soc-gtk (no changes from your tree yet). So you and I should be able to fetch/pull from each other quite easily now. As to changes I'd like to see (or do myself), here is what I'd like: 1) Eliminate the big spew of individual timings. Just report the useful, summarized statistics. 2) Add per-widget timing summaries. Maybe that's there already---but I didn't see any widget names being output, for example. 3) A way to run the performance tests non-interactively. (Running all would be fine with me, though maybe someone else would find it useful to select a subset of the tests). -Carl [*] As a footnote, it's perhaps worth mentioning that this sort of organization, (a single git repository with a hierarchy of "independent" sub-projects inside it), is not very "git friendly", because all git operations are fundamentally repository-wide. What generally works better is to have a hierarchy of git repositories to match your hierarchy of projects. That's not _perfect_ as their is some missing convenience in git, (for cloning/updating a collection of repositories, for example). But this can be worked around, (see Xorg and their helper scripts). And support for this could easily be added within git.
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