It probably *is* a java problem. The java run time process starts up with
a given amount of heap space. Try adding a -Xmx128m to the java command
line to see if that makes a difference.
java -X will give you all of those non-standard options.
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Why not simply add an empty comment to each file in the trunk at the very
beginning? That way they are all modified.
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What do you mean by a project? I don't understand your setup.
Why wouldn't you simply keep
cvsroot/jroot/com/foo/product1/bar
product2/baz
tayek/product1
org/quux/product1
directory structure? (Which above won't make sense unless you
sarcasm
No doubt that's why nobody ever does it the other way on planet Earth.
Except, maybe, apache MIME magic. Or the file test.
/sarcasm
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Yep. The site has been down for about a week now. (http://www.regexps.com/)
I haven't done much with it yet. It seems powerful, but somewhat confusing
to use; I think that's a direct function of not having done much with it.
:-)
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To be precise, arch (larch, really) has had a presence. In fact, the
developer is already eating his own dog food and has the larch repo
available under larch.
I think that he's merely upgrading his apache server. What I downloaded is
most certainly not vaporware.
info cvs Look for Starting a new project.
(http://www.cvshome.org/docs/manual/cvs_3.html#SEC38 gives the same information)
It appears that you should also look at
http://www.cvshome.org/docs/manual/cvs_2.html#SEC31
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Linux 6.2? What is that? The kernel's only up to the 2.5.x...
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John == John Lippiello [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
John
John Hi
John My company uses the lock-modify-unlock model of software
John development.
OK.
John We are considering moving to CVS.
OK. That rather implies that you are not going to do the first sentence
any more.
John I see in the
If it hasn't changed, why do you wish to act as if it has? Is this related
to the use of CVS internal version numbers?
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Greg == Greg A Woods [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Greg
Greg Count me out. I don't do news much any more -- e-mail is far easier for
Greg me to handle. I'll stay on the list and continue to campaign for
Greg subscriber-only access (which will at least kill half the spam or more).
(dons NOMEX
List? What list? I'm reading this in the newsgroup gnu.cvs.help.
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Richard == Richard Caley [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Richard
Richard I would like to give some people read only access. Preferrably only to
Richard some modules.
Richard
Richard CVS provides no support, as it does for pserver.
Richard
Richard I can't, so far as I can see, use file permissions,
Richard == Richard Caley [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Richard
Richard In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], Greg A Woods (gaw)
writes:
gaw With CVS and non-diff-able, non-patch-able files we're talking about
gaw using a tool that's not even remotely suitable for the job at
gaw hand.
Richard
Richard Lets
You are repeating the first scenario; there is nothing new here.
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Noel == Noel Yap [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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Noel Also, search tools will be useless if this programmer were
Noel programming in Java since the class names would be as meaningless as
Noel the filenames. I suppose he then could start relying heavily on
Noel comments.
There is no requirement
can, however,
do so with package level classes. You can also place all of those files in
any directory structure that you wish; however any autodependency stuff
will not work in that case.
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Thomas == Thomas S Urban [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Thomas
Thomas On Wed, Feb 27, 2002 at 12:59:48 -0500, Greg A. Woods sent 2.8K bytes:
dynamic binding isn't a feature you could ever possibly decide on
needing up front for any kind of project you'd ever even get close to
justifying C for!
Ruby? With the Perlish syntactic trash like...
It uses simple naming conventions to denote the scope of
variables. Examples: simple 'var' = local variable, '@var' = instance
variable, '$var' = global variable. So it is also not necessary to use a
tiresome 'self.' prepended to every
Of course, from your very own web page you state...
However I have so far resisted any temptation to learn anything
significant about any of the bastardised half-breed languages such as
C++, Perl, etc., or even most of their ill-begotten offspring such as
Java, C#, etc.
...so it
David == Thornley, David [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
David
-Original Message-
From: Noel Yap [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Refactoring in C could just as easily leave you with
a whole lot of
deleted files and a whole lot of new files.
The difference is that as a language, C
Paul == Paul Sander [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Paul
Paul Unfortunately, if this is what your build procedure consists of,
Don't be silly. We have our own make tool (written in Java in fact) that
enforces various packaging layers during designer compilation and
loadbuild.
Paul then you lose
Refactoring in C or C++ is child's play in CVS. In almost all cases, you
don't have to move things into a different directory.
In Java, a refactoring into a different package practically forces a move
into another directory. That's a real PITA with CVS; while that may be my
problem rather than
EB == E B [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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EB Why doesnt cvs import 'remove' files when it can
EB 'add' files?
You *are* joking aren't you?
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Oh yes. I've felt that the return that we get from CC around here is not
worth what we are paying for it. I'm not high enough in the food chain to
change things.
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Out of curiosity, why are you moving from ClearCase to CVS?
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From his description, I suspect that this is a Java project.
Each package *will* be in its own directory in that case.
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In fairness to the original poster, I probably would not wish to read a
manual written in a foreign language.
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My local respository is in /usr/local/cvsroot.
I went into my working area and issued...
cvs -d /usr/local/cvsroot/ co CVSROOT
... I then changed into the new working area subdirectory of CVSROOT and
issued...
echo *.class *.txt *.jar cvsignore
cvs add cvsignore
cvs commit -m New file
AFAIK, you can only update a module that you've already checked out.
So, you should only have to check out once (at the beginning) and update
ever after.
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Dave == Dave Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Dave
Dave r... r.. read the manual? manual? whats that? why thats almost
Dave genius! RTFM! wow! I would have NEVER thought of that .. the people
Dave that know you must be so proud .. to know someone who just cries out
Dave at a moments notice
Conflicts are easy to produce *when you have multiple developers working on
the same segments of code*.
If you are doing a lot of that without any coordination between the
developers, you are going to have a lot of problems. Period.
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