* Aidan Van Dyk <aidan@highrise.ca> [090528 15:56]:
> Ok, so seeing the interest in having a "good conversion", I took a stab at
> parsecvs this afternoon, probably what I consider the leading "static"
> conversion tool.
> It takes about 10 minutes to run my old xeon.
>
> And a comparison between it's conversions and my cvs checkouts:
> pg-parsecvs-MANUAL_DIST.diff 0 files changed
> pg-parsecvs-REL2_0B.diff 0 files changed
> pg-parsecvs-REL6_4.diff 0 files changed
> pg-parsecvs-REL6_5_PATCHES.diff 0 files changed
> pg-parsecvs-REL7_0_PATCHES.diff 0 files changed
> pg-parsecvs-REL7_1_STABLE.diff 0 files changed
> pg-parsecvs-REL7_2_STABLE.diff 0 files changed
> pg-parsecvs-REL7_3_STABLE.diff 0 files changed
> pg-parsecvs-REL7_4_STABLE.diff 0 files changed
> pg-parsecvs-REL8_0_0.diff 4 files changed, 5053 insertions(+), 35326 deletions(-)
> pg-parsecvs-REL8_0_STABLE.diff 0 files changed
> pg-parsecvs-REL8_1_STABLE.diff 0 files changed
> pg-parsecvs-REL8_2_STABLE.diff 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-)
> pg-parsecvs-REL8_3_STABLE.diff 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-)
> pg-parsecvs-Release_1_0_3.diff 0 files changed
> pg-parsecvs-WIN32_DEV.diff 0 files changed
> pg-parsecvs-ecpg_big_bison.diff 0 files changed
> pg-parsecvs-master.diff 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-)
>
> Much better!!!
And for those interested in looking at that repo:git clone git://code.highrise.ca/~mountie/pg-static.git
It won't be around forever, and it's *not* incremental.
a.
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