The linked patches build with only three inconsequential problems.
The Apple Event Manager (PACK 11) now builds! (Just needed to get the
Pascal compiler to ignore all those stale 'unit' resources.)
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.
