Re: Kernel source tree splitting

Chuck Ebbert (76306.1226@compuserve.com)
Thu, 1 May 2003 12:00:59 -0400


> But whilst you're waiting, hardlink everything together, and
> patch the differences (patch knows how to break hardlinks).

I don't trust that approach -- too easy to screw up.

> Make a script that cp -lR's the tree to another copy (normally
> takes < 1s), and then remove the other arches. grep that.

That could work for the reference tree.

> cscope with prebuilt indeces on a filtered subset of the files may well do
> better than grep, depending on exactly what you're doing (does 99% of it
> for me).

Have you tried lxr? The website is cool but you really need a local
copy for speed.

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Chuck
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