[Unix-jun72] Another reorganisation suggestion

[Unix-jun72] Another reorganisation suggestion

[Warren Toomey]

Now that we have 0407 kernel support, I'll have a go at getting one of the
early C compilers to work. Could I suggest that we make a src/ directory
in svn, which will hold any source code that produces V1/V2 executables?
I'll make a directory for the C compiler. We can also add in working fragments
from the s2 tape into a cmd/ directory. The layout echoes the V7 tree:

/usr/src
/usr/src/cmd/		# Single file sourcefiles
/usr/src/cmd/as/	# Assembler
/usr/src/cmd/c/		# C compiler
/usr/src/libc/		# C library
/usr/sys/sys/		# Kernel source

Which of course implies that we might need to rename rebuilt/ to sys/  :-)

Thanks,
	Warren

[Unix-jun72] Another reorganisation suggestion

[Tim Newsham]

> early C compilers to work. Could I suggest that we make a src/ directory
> in svn, which will hold any source code that produces V1/V2 executables?

Sure.  just make the directory and add files to it and "svn add dir"
or "svn mkdir dir" and start adding files.  Either way, once you commit
it'll get pushed up.

> Which of course implies that we might need to rename rebuilt/ to sys/  :-)

I'm fine renaming things..  the early names were just kind of ad hoc.
though "rebuilt" should probably be named "clean" and the "build"
directory that has the patches applied should probably be "sys".

> 	Warren

Tim Newsham
http://www.thenewsh.com/~newsham/