=?Windows-1252?Q?Peter_Bj=F6rklund?= writes:
>
> I work with source-files on Linux and Windoze and run the CVS server on =
> Linux. The sourcefiles are created on both platforms and are checked out =
> and commited on both platforms.
What exactly do you mean by that? CVS clients handle local line ending
conventions so that files stored in the repository are in a canonical
form. As long as you don't try to share a working directory between two
different kinds of systems, everything should work fine. That is, if
you create a file on Windows, then you must commit it on Windows; if you
create a file on Linux, you must commit it on Linux. Similarly, if you
check out a file on Widows, then you must edit and commit it on Windows;
and similarly for Linux.
-Larry Jones
It's a Doofus Ignoramus! Our hero slowly reaches for his stun blaster!
-- Calvin
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