Gilbert Rebhan wrote:
Hi!
> what's best, if i want to update my scid installation,
> f.e. with the latest from cvs to stay on the bleeding edge
> ?
Well, in case you really always want to use the bleeding
edge co the cvs version to some dir and use some wrapper
script to fire it up right from there:
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#!/bin/sh
cd $HOME/sourceforge/scid/
cvs update
export PATH=.:$PATH
rm scid
make
export file=`echo "$1" | sed -e 's/\..*$//'`
exec ./sc_remote "$file"
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> Simply checkout, copy over my existing installation, then
> configure/make ... again !?
Usually you can leave out the configure once it is
configured.
But beware, cvs might be broken, so <put your favourite
disclaimer here/> and re-read it at each startup ;)
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