I have some problems with CVS that I don't understand, maybe someone will have an idea.
For a start, when I update, including with cvs up -C, I face these warnings: | cvs update: move away `data/.cvsignore'; it is in the way | C data/.cvsignore | cvs update: move away `data/Makefile.am'; it is in the way | C data/Makefile.am | cvs update: move away `data/README'; it is in the way | C data/README | cvs update: move away `data/c++.m4'; it is in the way | C data/c++.m4 | cvs update: move away `data/c.m4'; it is in the way | C data/c.m4 | cvs update: move away `data/glr.c'; it is in the way | C data/glr.c | cvs update: move away `data/glr.cc'; it is in the way | C data/glr.cc | cvs update: move away `data/lalr1.cc'; it is in the way | C data/lalr1.cc | cvs update: move away `data/location.cc'; it is in the way | C data/location.cc | cvs update: move away `data/yacc.c'; it is in the way Even if I remove them and ask for cvs up -C, next time I have the same problem. I thought it was harmless, but as a result my previous patch was not checked in completely, the data/ part was not included. When I went in data/ to check in my changes, it worked, but it also checked in inexisting changes to files I have not touched (for instance http://cvs.savannah.gnu.org/viewcvs/bison/data/Makefile.am?root=bison&r1=1.12&r2=1.13). Does somebody know what's wrong with my setup?
