(no progress in presence of syntax errors)
- end parsing early if source doesn't start
proper package clause
R=iant
DELTA=18 (7 added, 6 deleted, 5 changed)
OCL=27840
CL=27842
if the name contains a metacharacter, use regexp matching;
otherwise require strict equality.
now
godoc flag '.*Var'
can give you all the FooVar functions.
R=gri
DELTA=19 (19 added, 0 deleted, 0 changed)
OCL=27711
CL=27713
.or works in .repeated so remove the comment.
the bug was in the template: .section executes iff the field is non-empty.
R=gri
DELTA=13 (6 added, 7 deleted, 0 changed)
OCL=27710
CL=27712
- delete utility files which contained functionality that is now elsewhere
(or saved the files away for now)
- cleanup Makefile (remove unnecessary deps)
- minor adjustments to godoc, fixed a couple of bugs
- make pretty.go self-contained
TBR=r
DELTA=625 (81 added, 510 deleted, 34 changed)
OCL=27700
CL=27702
- separate parsing from execution
- rearrange code for organizational clarity
- provide execution errors and parse-time errors
- implement .or for repeated
TBR=rsc
OCL=27650
CL=27650
Imagine your var has a value of zero. If you have a goroutine calling Set(5),
and another calling Increment(+1), then you only want one of these outcomes:
- Set completes first, and then Increment occurs => 6
- Increment completes first, and then Set occurs => 5
However, you could get a sequence:
- read (for Increment) 0
- set (for Set) 5
- write (for Increment) 1
This results in a value of 1, which is undesirable.
Kudos to dnadasi for catching this.
R=r
APPROVED=r
DELTA=3 (3 added, 0 deleted, 0 changed)
OCL=27625
CL=27625
This handles integer-valued vars in a singleton struct, and exports functions
for incrementing, setting and getting those vars, as well as rendering all the
vars in a standard format.
Demonstrate the use of the exvar package in the http/triv server.
R=dcross,r
APPROVED=r
DELTA=122 (122 added, 0 deleted, 0 changed)
OCL=27617
CL=27622
exact spec:
a) must be a multi-assignment w :=
b) a proper subset of the lhs
can be declared in same block
with the same type with no
"redeclaration" error
R=r
OCL=27610
CL=27610
this allows gotest to find the locally built package when doing
make
gotest
without this option, one would have to say
make install
gotest
which kinda defeats the purpose
based on discussions with rsc.
R=ken,rsc
DELTA=12 (10 added, 1 deleted, 1 changed)
OCL=27606
CL=27606
Change the representation of errors in "os" to be cleaner.
(But they are not really representative of the power of the new scheme.)
Step 3 will be to remove all references to os.NewError.
Step 4 will be to delete the second half of lib/os/error.go.
R=rsc
OCL=27587
CL=27587
import (
"vector" -> "container/vector"
"ast" -> "go/ast"
"sha1" -> "hash/sha1"
etc.
)
and update Makefiles. Because I did the conversion
semi-automatically, I sorted all the import blocks
as a post-processing. Some files have therefore
changed that didn't strictly need to.
Rename local packages to lower case.
The upper/lower distinction doesn't work on OS X
and complicates the "single-package directories
with the same package name as directory name"
heuristic used by gobuild and godoc to create
the correlation between source and binary locations.
Now that we have a plan to avoid globally unique
names, the upper/lower is unnecessary.
The renamings will cause trouble for a few users,
but so will the change in import paths.
This way, the two maintenance fixes are rolled into
one inconvenience.
R=r
OCL=27573
CL=27575
for example, if building in src/lib/container,
objects go in obj/container/, so that 6g -Iobj
will find "container/vector".
install packages in hierarchy in $GOROOT.
this change only updates gobuild.
another change will have to update all
the sources to refer to "container/vector" etc
and regenerate all the Makefiles.
there are some pretty lame functions here
(e.g., Mkdir, Remove, the Getenv("PWD"))
but i will implement better ones in another CL.
R=r
DELTA=117 (99 added, 2 deleted, 16 changed)
OCL=27550
CL=27574
