>It is a good example of the sparse tree not being very compact
>representation of those diffs. But it's valid in the sense that files
>that need Xen specific changes are patched and tracked as source in the
>sparse tree rather than diffs. The latter gets to be a pain when you
>want to make changes, interdiff isn't that nice. And if you want to
>track all this stuff in another tree (distro tree, for example) having
>bits in sparse and bits in patches/ is just more of a headache.
Exactly. This is the very reason why we would actually want to see patches/ 
hold as little stuff as possible.
Jan
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