That said, I've done my best to suit your wishes, jar.
You can access individual files now
Anyway:
- a zip is a unit ; if somebody's only interested in seeing a basic program with timers configurable via argv[1] and argv[2]: download the first zip.
If you don't care assembly, rather download the *b zip
- a zip contains the full tree - files, folders. With github I am annoyed with creating empty folders. It cannot - or tell me how ; I must create a dummy file into the folder ; and if I delete this dummy file github deletes my empty folder.
Any structured project contains some folders: bin, src... and of course the bin folder should be empty.
(Or maybe I should tell build.sh to create the bin folder if it does not exist... another compromise.)
In this way it's faster for me to download the everything in a zip ; github is not my cup of tea and more like an archive for me - I admit the doc/misc.txt is a personal reminder ^^
If one thousand people would follow Rossinante, Sancho Panza and me on my projects I'd certainly invest more. But it's OK for other advices, I could certainly do better, no problem.
Statistics: Posted by DonQuichotte — Tue May 30, 2017 11:18 am
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You're not using git the way it was intended to be used...I've never seen anything quite like your SPMD-canvas repository.
Redistributing the Epiphany documentation is fine, but you bundle it up into multiple zip files and track each one. It's much easier to view your code if you just track the files and do not distribute *.zip files.
Statistics: Posted by jar — Tue May 30, 2017 2:16 am
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Demo with some 64-bit incrementation routines: unzip the *c.zip
Click on my github website, "SPMD-canvas" project.
Statistics: Posted by DonQuichotte — Tue May 30, 2017 12:33 am
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