On October 24, 2001 06:24 pm, David Lang wrote:
> the problem is that there isn't a patchset available from either aa or rik
> that converts one to the other, the only patchset readily available
> converts linus+aa to ac+rik this changes a lot more then just the VM stuff
> so without going to a lot of effort it's not possible to directly compare
> the two VM designs while keeping the rest of the kernel the same.
A non-kernel-hacker can easily make the patch. Andrea posted a list of all
the files affected back at the beginning of his 'vm rewrite' thread.
> > > Daniel, I think the suggestion isn't to break out the differences in a
> > > bunch of config options, but rather to do something like duplicating all
> > > files that are VM related into two files, foo.c becomes foo.aa.c and
> > > foo.rik.c at that point your config file either uses all the .rik files
> > > or all the .aa files and both would be in the same tree, but not
> > > interact with each other.
> > >
> > > yes, there would be a lot of duplication between them, but something
> > > like this would let people compare the two directly without also having
> > > all the other linus vs ac changes potentially affecting their tests.
> >
> > Patch and lilo are your friends.
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