Some time ago, I learned how to use git, and then git the Linux source code. But at the same time I want to go to the famous development tree mm tree in Linux under git. I found that the tree maintained by Andrew Morton is composed of other trees (such as the Development Branch of the kernel) and many individual experimental patches, it is not managed by git, but managed by the quilt developed by him. So I learned how to use quilt. Below I will share some of the better information I found during the learning process:
A good quilt Tutorial: Linux Tour (1 ):
Diff, patch, and quilt (lower)
Concise English documents: quilt-doc.pdf
Quilt release version source code download: http://download.savannah.gnu.org/releases/quilt/ quilt git source code download: http://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/quilt.git in quilt source code in English documentation, very good, if you are installed under Ubuntu, the document path is/usr/share/doc/quilt/quilt.w.gz. I have summarized the quilt learning xmind: quilt.xmind.zip.
, Mainly Linux Tour (1 ):
Diff, patch, quilt (below) and quilt man manuals, coupled with your own analysis.
Learning this kind of tool is mainly a practice. You can create a source code to perform operations and observe the changes in the. PC directory. Only by understanding the underlying principles can we better master this tool with practice. Article Source: http://blog.chinaunix.net/space.php? Uid = 20543672 & Do = Blog & id = 2748997