I mean a listing of the difference between 2 sets of source code?
Thanks
Jack
Yes svn can do that. You only need revision numbers of both releases and svn can make a diff. That will be a very very huge diff.
svn diff https://dosbox.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/dosbox/dosbox/tags/RELEASE_0_58 https://dosbox.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/dosbox/dosbox/tags/RELEASE_0_74
You're up for quite a read though:
http://source.dosbox.com/lucky7456969.diff
$wc lucky7456969.diff171015 760329 5775125 lucky7456969.diff
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That works too 😉
At the end add a > pathandfilename to put that long output into a file
(Edit: replied to ripa 😉)
Excuse me. I don't know if my expectation may have gone too far.
But is it possible also to compare between MB6 and 0.58?
If yes, where can I check the source svn url for MB6? can't find it anywhere
Once again, I must say sorry for asking MB6 question here.
The way I'd do it:
Checkout SVN rlease tag 0.58 (as Ripa wrote). THEN overwrite this source with the mb6 source and let SVN make the diff. (I think just "svn diff > changes.diff")
