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I did this with this command:
git diff d62bd1^..d62bd1 | egrep '^old mode ' -C1 \
| tr '\n' ' ' | sed 's/diff --git/\n&/g' \
| sed -r 's|^diff --git a/([^ ]*) b/([^ ]*) old mode 100([0-9]*) new mode 100([0-9]*)|chmod \3 ./\1|' \
| bash
The first line finds all of the file-permission changes in the commit.
The second line squashes some newlines to get one line per file. This line
is in the format:
diff --git a/FILE b/FILE old mode OLDMODE new mode NEWMODE
The third line extracts the values from those lines and transforms the line
into:
chmod FILE ./OLDMODE
The fourth line (obviously) just executes the output.
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Conflicts:
cross/cross-mips64el-unknown-linux-gnu-gcc/PKGBUILD
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It needs to build libgcc for target, it will fail with x86 CFLAGS.
Similarly, building the cross compiler will fail with mips64el
binutils.
glibc is officially needed to build libgcc, so don't disable using
target headers. libgcc still fails.
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