Here's how you apply patches if you have an output generated
by the standard (which is diff -u
)
$> patch -p0 < patchfile
Patch File | Description | ||||
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enablgcov.patch | This creates all the necessary changes to create
a "user friendly" interface for adding in
code coverage analysis. Please see the comments
at the top of the patch for further details.
-- Aaron |
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loader.patch | This adds in a dummy function called __bb_init_func
which immediately returns. This allows the file to be
compiled with gcov flags though. So that's kinda nice.
-- Aaron |
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enablegcovdoc.patch | This patch is the one which will (hopefully) be accepted
by Alexandre. It makes no changes to the build system,
it only changes documentation will now include how
to build Wine for code coverage analysis.
-- Aaron |
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make_lcov.patch | This is another patch meant to be sent to the
Wine project. This allows for very user friendly
make interface to run lcov and thus determine
code coverage statistics.
-- Aaron |
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lzexpand.patch | This patch adds tests for the lzexpand dll to the
wine test suite. (Written by Evan and Ed). -- Cal |
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registry.patch | This corrects
/dlls/advapi32/tests/registry.c so that
it now no longer fails tests on Windows XP. The
details can be found in the patch itself and the
wine-devel mailing list in the february archives. -- Aaron |
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