On Aug 27, 2008, at 2:34 PM, Robert Walker wrote:
Create those directories. It may be that CVS does not
automatically create empty directories. I don't recall.
This is correct as far as I can remember; CVS does not track empty
directories.
Also, how do I move the build output outside of the project?
I don't know or even know if you can.
Couldn't you use svn:ignore property to ignore the build directory?
SVN should be happy enough with that.
Actually, it does ignore the files during check-in. Back in the olden
days of Xcode, I had a source directory where I kept everything needed
to recreate the project. I had a separate Build folder where all
generated files were stored. This made it very easy to blow away all
of the generated files and do a complete rebuild whenever I would get
strange results after building. 99% of the time, this would fix the
problem. I also didn't have to worry about accidentally removing
source files.
On Aug 27, 2008, at 2:15 PM, Chuck Hill wrote:
On Aug 27, 2008, at 10:03 AM, Roger Perryman wrote:
I recently converted a project from Xcode to Eclipse (3.3.2).
After some initial hurdles, I had the application up and running.
I still have many warnings to clear up but the major errors from
the conversion are cleared up.
The next step was to get the "new" project under version control.
I had been using CVS but decided to switch to SVN. I was able to
get Subversion (or is that Subclipse? Or Subversive? it all gets
so confusing!) to mostly work from the command line (using
svnserve and ssh) but not from within Eclipse. I was able to
successfully check out the Subclipse source to verify that the
plug-in was working. I want to use SVN with ssh but have not been
able to find a working example.
It should "just go" if your svn repository is setup correctly. See
File - Import - SVN
Since there have already been several delays due to the whole
conversion process, I decided to stick with CVS for now. It took
about 10 minutes to get CVS working. I checked in the converted
project. Another person then checked out the project (using the
CVS Repository perspective, expand the tree, select the module I
checked in and choose Check Out). Everything appeared to work OK.
However, the project wont build. It is missing the bin and build
directories and the Build option is grayed out. How do I get the
project to build again?
Create those directories. It may be that CVS does not
automatically create empty directories. I don't recall.
Also, how do I move the build output outside of the project?
I don't know or even know if you can.
I also checked out a fresh copy of the project with the same
results. I'm sure it is something simple, but I'm just not seeing
it. Any and all help would be appreciated.
Chuck
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problems.
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