> > I have been trying to get the CVS code to compile for
> > several days, but it gives me lots of error messages
> > that are REAL errors in the code.
> <snip>
>
> OK. VERIFIED!
Woo-hoo!!!
[singing and dancing around the desk]
I'm not crazy...
I'm not crazy...
Save the straight jackets,
'cause I'm not crazy...
8-) 8-) 8-) 8-)
> This was very strange. This might be a bug in CVS. It is lying to
> me/us. It 'told' me that it was up to date...
For the umpteenth time, are you on a cvs branch? If you are,
even if you do a cvs update, it will NOT bring your files
up to date with the main trunk, because branches are sticky.
You would have to do an "update -A" in order to break the
stickiness. (BE CAREFUL!!! If you do that, and you have local
changes belonging to the branch, -A will overwrite them!).
That's why I asked you to verify my report by doing a
clean commit on a directory where no working copy of the
repository is at all... Another possibility is that you
have clock problems between your machine and the cvs server.
> I will try to get this fixed ASAP but I have a few thing to
> take care of first... hopefully by tonight.
That would be wonderful...
Thanks,
--
Gonzalo A. Diethelm
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