It was actually cvs update -r libtool to switch over.
David
OK, I set it up. I tagged the head 'prelibtool' and created a branch named
'libtool'. As I understand things, you should merge your tree against the
libtool branch, then check in the changes. I think that's:
cvs update -j libtool dx
Which should set a "sticky tag" on your tree (run cvs status -v
dx/configure.in to verify that the "sticky tag" has been set on the tree).
Now you can cvs commit dx and, since the "stick tag" is set, that'll cause
it to commit to the libtool branch. After that, all cvs actons taken in
that tree will be against the branch.
Greg
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That's fine by me. Do I set that up when I check-in or do you set it up?
David
I had in mind that you might email a tarball to the volunteers - but on
reflection, that doesn't seem like a very good idea, does it? At the very
least, it doesn't check out the check-in. I guess I just am always leery
of big check-ins - probably my pessimistic approach to life. How would
you feel about a temporary branch in CVS?
Greg
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Can't we check it all in, test it, and if it doesn't work, we can
either fix it--or we can checkout prior to the commit and re-commit?
How would you propose that I'd distribute the new changes before a
check-in?
David
Maybe we ought to get some volunteers to try building the new version -
both configure/make and autotools/configure/make - on a bunch of
platforms
before doing the checkin to make sure there isn't a big gotcha? I'd
volunteer for AIX, Linux and/or cygwin/gcc.
Greg
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