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From: Philip L. <ph...@ph...> - 2002-12-18 20:25:23
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Dear All, Recently on the newsgroups there's been some Iyonix users (well one so far) wanting to use AcornCD. What chance is there of: a) the source code (for the actual AcornCD server) being packaged up and released (currently there is not 32-bit version of CVS for Iyonix) b) any changes for 32-bit use being made? Thanks in advance. Yours, Phil L. |
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From: John B. <joh...@pa...> - 2002-12-19 13:30:42
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Philip Ludlam wrote: > Dear All, > > Recently on the newsgroups there's been some Iyonix users (well one so > far) wanting to use AcornCD. > > What chance is there of: > a) the source code (for the actual AcornCD server) being packaged up > and released (currently there is not 32-bit version of CVS for Iyonix) > b) any changes for 32-bit use being made? a) Erm, the source code is on Sourceforge, in the project that these acorncd lists belong to. b) It's all C, no assembler, so there are no 32bit issues. John. |
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From: Philip L. <ph...@ph...> - 2002-12-19 14:18:35
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On 19 Dec, in message <3E0...@pa...> John Beranek <joh...@pa...> wrote: >Philip Ludlam wrote: >> Dear All, >> >> Recently on the newsgroups there's been some Iyonix users (well one so >> far) wanting to use AcornCD. >> >> What chance is there of: >> a) the source code (for the actual AcornCD server) being packaged up >> and released (currently there is not 32-bit version of CVS for Iyonix) >> b) any changes for 32-bit use being made? > >a) Erm, the source code is on Sourceforge, in the project that these >acorncd lists belong to. Quite correct, but my point is that it is extremly difficult to access the source code if you don't have a working CVS client - which is currently the case on an Iyonix (the 32-bit/XScale machine from Castle). The actual matter has been sorted now, but perhaps it is something that could be considered for future releases? Yours, Phil L. -- http://www.philipnet.com |
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From: John B. <joh...@pa...> - 2002-12-19 15:23:48
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Philip Ludlam wrote: > On 19 Dec, in message <3E0...@pa...> > John Beranek <joh...@pa...> wrote: > >>a) Erm, the source code is on Sourceforge, in the project that these >>acorncd lists belong to. > > > Quite correct, but my point is that it is extremly difficult to access > the source code if you don't have a working CVS client - which is > currently the case on an Iyonix (the 32-bit/XScale machine from Castle). http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cvstarballs/acorncd-cvsroot.tar.gz > The actual matter has been sorted now, but perhaps it is something that > could be considered for future releases? Any future release could include a source archive I guess... I know Gerph was planning some changes... John. |
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From: Philip L. <ph...@ph...> - 2002-12-19 16:12:51
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On 19 Dec, in message <3E0...@pa...> John Beranek <joh...@pa...> wrote: >Philip Ludlam wrote: >> On 19 Dec, in message <3E0...@pa...> >> John Beranek <joh...@pa...> wrote: >> >>>a) Erm, the source code is on Sourceforge, in the project that these >>>acorncd lists belong to. >> >> Quite correct, but my point is that it is extremly difficult to access >> the source code if you don't have a working CVS client - which is >> currently the case on an Iyonix (the 32-bit/XScale machine from Castle). > >http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cvstarballs/acorncd-cvsroot.tar.gz Which is the cvs repository where every file has a ",v" suffix and is full of CVS log messages and revision differences. No matter. >> The actual matter has been sorted now, but perhaps it is something that >> could be considered for future releases? > >Any future release could include a source archive I guess... > >I know Gerph was planning some changes... Good news! Yours, Phil L. -- http://www.philipnet.com |
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From: John B. <joh...@pa...> - 2002-12-19 17:43:31
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Philip Ludlam wrote: > On 19 Dec, in message <3E0...@pa...> > John Beranek <joh...@pa...> wrote: > > >>Philip Ludlam wrote: >> >>>On 19 Dec, in message <3E0...@pa...> >>> John Beranek <joh...@pa...> wrote: >>> >>> >>>>a) Erm, the source code is on Sourceforge, in the project that these >>>>acorncd lists belong to. >>> >>>Quite correct, but my point is that it is extremly difficult to access >>>the source code if you don't have a working CVS client - which is >>>currently the case on an Iyonix (the 32-bit/XScale machine from Castle). >> >>http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cvstarballs/acorncd-cvsroot.tar.gz Oh, hmm, I should have checked this... :) I had a feeling every sourceforge project had a nightly source tarball... Well, I couldn't find a way to do it, so I've done it myself. A nightly tarball will be made of the source, available at either of the following URLs: http://acorncd.sourceforge.net/acorncd-nightly.tar.gz http://redux.org.uk/acorncd/acorncd-nightly.tar.gz John. |
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From: Philip L. <ph...@ph...> - 2002-12-19 18:22:26
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On 19 Dec, in message <3E0...@pa...> John Beranek <joh...@pa...> wrote: >Philip Ludlam wrote: >> On 19 Dec, in message <3E0...@pa...> >> John Beranek <joh...@pa...> wrote: >> >> >>>Philip Ludlam wrote: >>> >>>>On 19 Dec, in message <3E0...@pa...> >>>> John Beranek <joh...@pa...> wrote: >>>> >>>> >>>>>a) Erm, the source code is on Sourceforge, in the project that these >>>>>acorncd lists belong to. >>>> >>>>Quite correct, but my point is that it is extremly difficult to access >>>>the source code if you don't have a working CVS client - which is >>>>currently the case on an Iyonix (the 32-bit/XScale machine from Castle). >>> >>>http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cvstarballs/acorncd-cvsroot.tar.gz > >I had a feeling every sourceforge project had a nightly source tarball... Unfortunately not :-( It might be a useful feature though. >Well, I couldn't find a way to do it, so I've done it myself. A nightly >tarball will be made of the source, available at either of the following >URLs: > >http://acorncd.sourceforge.net/acorncd-nightly.tar.gz >http://redux.org.uk/acorncd/acorncd-nightly.tar.gz Great! Thanks. Yours, Phil L. -- http://www.philipnet.com |
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