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Fri Jul 7 09:55:55 CEST 2006
> ... However, it is necessary to modify
> src/base/random/cl_random_from.cc. (see the attachment).
Yes, that's one fix I forgot to mention.
> Leaving aside weird format, I don't think staring through diffs of
> automatically generated files is a good idea.
I find Microsoft's WinDiff (acquired via Symantec/Digital Mars' C++
development system, probably from a Microsoft SDK) to be extremely
useful for quickly examining differences in file versions. The
differences are highlighted in red (left file) and yellow (right file)
backgrounds; every line that's the same in both files has a white
background. This format is extremely readable. I usually write out a
.rtf file as a .txt file using WordPad to input to WinDiff use for this
purpose. The .rtf format in WordPad allows "highlighting" (boldface &
even other font changes) and avoids a distracting "page jump" when
files are saved.
Richard Haney
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