[ANet-devel] First Checkin...

[Benoit N. <be...@ma...>]

Good news: I did my first checkin!
The bad news is, the code almost doesn't work. The files are in
ANet/ANet_Deamon/Linux.

Here's a "crash course" on CVS.

First, do this:
In csh:  CVS_RSH=ssh
In bash: export CVS_RSH=ssh

Then, (here, replace 'benad' with your user name in sourceforge)

To checkout:
cvs -d:ext:be...@cv...:/cvsroot/anet co -P Documentation
cvs -d:ext:be...@cv...:/cvsroot/anet co -P ANet

To checkin:
cd ANet/ANet_Common
cvs -d:ext:be...@cv...:/cvsroot/anet ci SomeFile.c

To add a file:
cd ANet/ANet_Common
cvs -d:ext:be...@cv...:/cvsroot/anet add NewFile.c

Notice the "-P". IT'S REALLY IMPORTANT! Remember, we can't delete a CVS
directory, and we don't have ssh access to the CVS servers. So, if you make
a new directory and you want to delete it, YOU CAN'T! So? Every empty
directory should be considered "deleted" (hence the "-P"), and I placed
some ".something" files in directories that are empty but that may be used
later. (Man... What a day...)

I'll send you later this week a pretty cool C-Shell script that set up
everything , i.e. to stop having to type your password for each CVS
command, or when you use "ssh" or "scp".

For now, here's what you (yes, you!) can do:
- Figure out how the client can use scanf and printf at the same time.
- Clean up the TCPIP code in the server.
- Place proper file headers (the comments at the beginning of the file).
- Move client.c to the ANet_Client_SDK directory.
- Make some header files.
- Move TCPIP code to the "TCPIP" directory (for the TCPIP module).
- Move IPC code to the "Client_Interface" directory.

Until the end of this month, I'm off to documentation. Anyways, it's time
everyone starts to understand my docs and the logic behind them...

So, try to use CVS, but don't screw up our account.

- Benad