[Unison-hackers] [unison-users] Experimental Unicode support

[Benjamin Pierce]

BTW, the usual way we've been debugging Unison is using the "-debug  
xxx" facility.  If xxx=all, then debugging information from all  
modules is printed.  If xxx=verbose, even more is printed.  If xxx is  
another string, then it prints only debugging info from the  
corresponding module.  It should be easy to see from the code how this  
works...

     - B

On May 6, 2009, at 4:16 PM, Martin von Gagern wrote:

> Hi Jerome,
>
> thanks for your work on the Unicode issues!
>
> Jerome Vouillon wrote:
>> First, some Mac OS X users should test the code.
>
> I'd love to give this some testing. Unfortunately, things don't look
> well here on my OS X 10.5.
>
> I've created two directories, a and b, and a file foo.bar in a. I've  
> set
> up an unison preferences file for these, simply specifying each as a
> root, using its absolute path, with no further directives in the
> preferences file. The stable 2.27.52 works well enough. The current  
> r328
> trunk (together with my bzr and mac build improvements) however  
> remains
> "Looking for changes" forever.
>
> I have no experience in debugging ocaml applications, and almost no
> experience debugging on OS X. Judging from the output of pgrep, it  
> looks
> like every Unison instance exhibiting this problem and killed manually
> would leave behind one or more running processes.
>
> Am I the only one to experience this on OS X? Any hints as to what may
> be the cause, and how I may debug this?
>
>> Then, we need to sort out what we want to implement next.  This means
>> in particular clarifying some points in the long text posted by  
>> Martin
>> von Gagern last week, and see what is already implemented and what
>> remains to be done.
>
> What points do you think should be clarified?
>
> Greetings,
> Martin
>
>
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