This is a hack to prevent git from choking on case-insensitive
filesystems.
These files are affected (old cases): Assert.h CType.h DisAsmLookUp.h
ErrNo.h FCntl.h Float.h IOCtl.h Limits.h Locale.h Math.h Perf.h SetJmp.h
Signal.h StdArg.h StdDef.h StdIO.h StdLib.h String.h Time.h Values.h
DisAsmLookUp.p
After working incrementally towards a perfect Cube-E build, returns are
diminishing. This Amphibian DNA approach allows the production of
bootable builds!
The commit "Cube-E: fix especially the Comm Toolbox" placed some changes
to System.make in source.patch. Changes to makefiles should go in
build-system.patch. Never mind that System.make is created from whole
cloth and cannot have meaningful changes anyway.
All unused SuperMario-style "vectors" point BADTRAP instead of
UNIMPLEMENTED.
With this patch, the build works, and the 3 MB RomMondo is byte-correct
except for the date in the host DeclData. This is really cool!
The automated changes to the output of git-format-patch looked okay, but
they were swallowing up binary changes. Now they are more conservative
and hopefully more robust. As an exception, hashes are still removed for
non-binary diffs.
For debugging, `scripts/flatten` now has a `--raw` option to skip this
post-processing step.
Soon I should try to stabilise the patch format.
