On Wed, 13 Jan 1999, Chris Nandor wrote: [ Massive snippage ] > As for distributions, I have these thoughts: > > All built binaries go in :lib:Mac(PPC|CFM68K):auto:xxx:yyy:. All other > ported files would replace the original file, with the original moved to a > root-level directory called "Mac_changed" or something. Additional files > needed for the build, like Makefile.mk, etc., should be added, too. > This (all the snippage) looks good to me. I did have one thought, and maybe it's worth discussing now before everything gets locked in. What about support for patches? I'm thinking of a situation where correction of a single line in a single file of a Module of Death *is* the port, or something almost as trivial, in a pure Perl module. I know memory is cheap, but I cringe thinking of putting a whole Mac port up on a site just because line 212 in file UnixCentric.pm uses / instead of :. Maybe a parallel patch page on this hypothetical site? Click on the link for SlightlyWrong-1.00 and get the patches for it. Or some such... Assume I know nothing of diff & patch capabilities on MacOS. Which is pretty close to the truth, I've only ever really used these tools on UNIX. Is this doable? Practical? ***** Want to unsubscribe from this list? ***** Send mail with body "unsubscribe" to mac-perl-request@iis.ee.ethz.ch