On Tue, 11 Oct 2005, Linus Torvalds wrote:
> 
> HOWEVER. What you actually want to see is probably
> 
> 	git-diff-tree -p --pretty dd0fc66
> 
> which shows the commit as "patch" (-p) and a "pretty header" (--pretty).

Oh, and in the (more common) case when you don't actually know the commit 
ID, just the file that was changed, do

	git-whatchanged -p include/linux/textsearch.h

which shows only the commits (and the _parts_ of those commits) that 
change that particular file (or list of files: you don't have to limit 
yourself to just one file - you can track a whole directory or an 
arbitrary list of files/directories).

And no, my tree doesn't contain your patch. My tree just contains Al's 
first part, that added the typedef and replaced the existing users of 
"unsigned int __nocast gfp_mask" to use that typedef.

I'll merge the full series after 2.6.14..

			Linus
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