gnupic: How to get source from cvs
Subject:
Re: How to get source from cvs
From:
Scott Dattalo ####@####.####
Date:
24 Jun 2000 13:28:52 -0000
Message-Id: <Pine.LNX.4.21.0006240707040.21310-100000@tempest2.blackhat.net>
On Sat, 24 Jun 2000, Jurva-Markus Vehasmaa wrote:
> Hmm, just went to see source forge pages for this excelent program.
> How dos one get source from cvs? Tryid as instructed on page, but didnt
> get in. :(
Good question (since I never have tried anonymous access).
If you go to:
https://sourceforge.net/cvs/?group_id=2341
and click on the cvs repository link (middle/bottom of the page), a new link
will appear with instructions on accessing gpsim's CVS anonymously. I tried
those instructions as shown and it did work. But there is one ambiguous piece of
info there, so let me repeat the instructions.
First you have to 'login' anonymously. This doesn't do anything fancy other than
to tell SorceForge that you want to estabilish a link:
cvs ####@####.#### login
next, you need to checkout the files:
cvs -z3 ####@####.#### checkout .
This is where the SorceForge directions are ambiguous. Since this is your FIRST
cvs access, you want to get all of the files. Thats what the '.' (period) on the
end of the command does.
When you get the code from CVS this first time, you'll have to go through a
couple of extra steps to build it. But those steps are really simple. In the
directory you downloaded gpsim, enter these commands:
$ automake
$ autoconf
$ ./configure
$ make
Go get a cup of coffee as your computer cranks through compiling gpsim. When
it's done, you can then install it:
$ su root
# make install
# exit
And you whould be ready to go!
If Ralf, Daniel, or I make a change to CVS and you just want to update your
local copy, then all you need to do is this:
cvs -z3 ####@####.#### update
The 'update' command will compare your local copy with the master CVS copy and
then update your's with the differences. It's a whole faster than re-downloading
everything.
Let me know how this goes.
Scott
