> > > > FYI, git-pull is really doing two things in order: git-fetch and git-merge. > fetch means retrieve the updates from a remote location, in this case > "origin" which is automatically set when you clone, but will not merge that > into your local checkout. > > Got it. This means I could edit the source and keep my own edits while keeping up to date, I imagine.
> > Yes you should probably clean. Scons is suppose to be smart enough to > figure out what is different, and you could just try it, but if you get any > hint of a problem just clean and start fresh. > > Done. Thanks for your patience. All the calls to Scons gave a warning about my Ode float precision and indeed all physics examples that I tried now crash Fluxus outright on my system. I think I'll wait for a bit to see whether some solution is found instead of downgrading Ode as I'm not using a lot of physics right now. Kas.
