Sam, Looking at the generated build.bat (generated by gen.bat) I can see it will do a CVS update/checkout and then copy all the files to basedir.
I guess there are 2 reasons : a) to make sure you start with clean directories b) to still be able to build even if the network connection is down ? (i.e. if the cvs update fails) I'm asking because the projects I am building are about 320 Mo in size and it takes forever to do a xcopy. It is faster to do a clean update (update -A -C -d -P). For b), if the cvs update fails, what's the point in doing the build ? Conclusion: why couldn't we do a clean update instead of copying the whole CVS workspace copy ? I'm sure I'm missing something ... Thanks -Vincent -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
