Cancel a cvs remove with a cvs add.
Quoting Josh Baudhuin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> How do you cancel a cvs remove ?
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cvs is designed to leak memory like a sieve and to exit from the middle of
deeply nested function calls. To make it a persistent process would require
a rewrite from the ground up.
Tony Hoyle established a "better cvs" project on SourceForge
(http://sourceforge.net/projects/bcvs/) to attempt t
;cvsout" but I couldn't find any
>"cvsin"
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>Thanks in advance!
>
>Phil
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4.2.1 of module C and D.
>
>cvs export do it? how, please?
>
>thanks, Marinalva.
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yes,
>where could I find it?
>
>2. Is it possible to write macro, which would open a dialog window or
>some other kind of window and could use in window dialog entered data
>as parameters in cvs commands?
>
>Best regards,
>Alain
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o certain things (like make the source available).
>
>Long answer: read the GPL. It's not that painful. Really. It's
>the COPYING file in the CVS distribution, or
>http://www.fsf.org/copyleft/gpl.html
>
> > For safety, I would prefer it does not. I don't think we should
> > use non-portable solutions to cover up the faults of badly-written
> > software. I'd feel more comfortable using the software knowing that
> > some classes of errors would have been discovered.
>
>So you would rathe
No sweat. You just specify "moduleX/dir1/dir2/ ... /dir8" as the module to
check out. It will then check it out as "dir8" in whatever directory you
specify to check it out to.
* Specifically, click on the exploretab on the left-hand pane of WinCVS
* Explore to the directory that should be the p
At 11:29 PM 4/18/2000, Win32 M$ wrote:
>Hi Noel,
>
>>[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 04/18/2000 11:45:52 PM
>> >Also, with SCC API you need to sign NDA with M$, and then it is not Open
>> >Source anymore. It doesn't help :(
>>
>>I don't understand. Doesn't this mean that CVS support for SCC is
>>impossibl
I look at your numbers and am afraid that I must be missing something... If
the cost of disk space for a copy of the repository is a few thousand
dollars (let's say, 4 GB at $750/GB) then the redundant space costs you a
few thousand dollars per engineer amortized over the life of the disk.
Let
Is a one-way hash such as MD5 really superior to a CRC here? I believe that
CRC's are substantially cheaper to compute, which could be relevant in the
case of large projects. The nonrepudiability and resistance to forgery that
recommend one-way hashes for cryptographic protocols seem kind of
i
the SCC (Source Control
>Code) API which allows it to integrate with SCMs that support that.
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Research Assistant Professor of Physics
Looking ahead a little, I would note that Software Carpentry
(www.software-carpentry.com), which is providing some serious money to
stimulate development of open-source tools for next-generation software
development (replacements for make, autoconf, gnats/bugzilla/etc. bug
tracking, and expect
At 03:12 PM 2/24/2000 , Phlip wrote:
> 3> Register it as a service, and plop in this Reg key:
>
> [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\CVS\PServer]
> @="C:\\cvsroot"
>
> 4> Crack open a cold C:\cvsroot folder.
>
> 5> Install WinCVS, set the home directory to my project, log in with
>this conne
", e.g., a 9kb
>image may only end up as a 250b image file. Is there a buffer that
>needs to be tweaked?
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Research Assistant Professor of Physics
er system, change all occurances in the
>code that save CVS and make them say GCVS.
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Jonathan M. Gilligan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Research Assistant Professor of Physics (615)
You are using incorrect syntax. The pserver syntax is not changes in Tony's
port, but he did add a new ntserver mode with different syntax. CVSROOT can
be either :pserver:WayneJohnson@goldenrod"c:\cvsroot or
:ntserver:goldenrod:c:\cvsroot
Hope this helps,
Jonathan
At 02:56 PM 2/15/2000 , you
on time
matches the source code's timestamp. Deleting the time stamp would thus
kill much of the functionality of the tool.
Thanks nonetheless for the suggestions. I appreciate your thoughts.
Jonathan
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