There is no other way than using the CVS. Unless you want to download each file separately, but it is hard to know which set of files have a particular fix.
On Unix / Linux systems, CVS should already be installed (at least it is in the Red Hat distribution). For Windows systems, you need to install WinCVS which includes the CVS.EXE utility, or install Cygwin (which contains CVS.EXE as well). http://sourceforge.net/projects/cvsgui/ Once cvs is installed, it is very easy to get updates. In the directory where sources are located on your machine, just type cvs update -d CG Eric Taylor wrote: > Is there a quick way to get all the latest source fixes > since the 1.6a2 by browsing? Or at least a list of those > files, so I can dload a consistent set of files? > > I don't understand the anonomys cvs instructions, it looks like > I need some special software on my system to use. However, I > was able to dload 1 or 2 files using the browse capability. > > In particular, I want to test the "alias" fix. I'm just not > certain which files I need to dload to update for this fix. > > thanks > eric > > _______________________________________________ > vtcl-user mailing list > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/vtcl-user _______________________________________________ vtcl-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/vtcl-user
