[Quilt-dev] Usefull scripts for kernel development (and more?)

[Pavel Machek]

Hi!

If find these usefull when developing kernel. It needs having "clean"
tree along working tree. 

#!/bin/bash
#
# quilt-diff
#
# Copyright 2003 Pavel Machek <address@hidden>, GPL
#
# This needs "clean" tree besides working tree, and lists all changes which are 
not yet
# in patches/. (Like when you forgot to quilt refresh, or when you did changes 
to file
# that was not quilt-added).
#
rm -rf /usr/src/tmp/linux
cp -al /usr/src/clean.2.5 /usr/src/tmp/linux
# Prevent bad disaster in case of unwritable /usr/src/tmp
cd /tmp

cat /usr/src/linux/patches/series | while read PATCHNAME; do
        echo "Processing ${PATCHNAME}"
        cd /usr/src/tmp/linux
        cat "/usr/src/linux/patches/${PATCHNAME}" | patch -Efsp1
done

echo Diffing tree
cd /usr/src
time diff-tree tmp/linux linux | tee /tmp/delme.quilt-diff

This is kind of hack....

#!/bin/sh
#
# quilt-update-kernel
#
# Copyright 2003 Pavel Machek <address@hidden>, GPL
#
# This needs "clean" tree besides working tree, and it needs 
# each file to be modified with at most patch.
# Run this after you patched your trees with vendor patch without
# doing quilt pop ; patch ; quilt push sequence. It is dirty hack.
# Run from .pc directory
#

for PATCH in *; do 
        (
                cd "${PATCH}"
                find . | while read FILE; do
                        cp "/usr/src/clean/${FILE}" "${FILE}"
                done
        )
done



Hope these are usefull to someone...

                                                                Pavel

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