I noticed that a possibility to use CVS with Dev-C++ has been included recently and so I upgraded to the current version to try it out.
Actually I am new to CVS, since I worked with commercial software until now. I don't want to create a repository on another computer, so I'd like to make use of a local one.
How do I create a local repository and check in/out files, add all of my project ... and most important: Can it be, that Dev-C++ does not like whitespace characters within in directory- or filenames ?
A little Introduction on how to use CVS with Dev-C++ would be great!
Yours,
Balthazaar
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I noticed that a possibility to use CVS with Dev-C++ has been included recently and so I upgraded to the current version to try it out.
Actually I am new to CVS, since I worked with commercial software until now. I don't want to create a repository on another computer, so I'd like to make use of a local one.
How do I create a local repository and check in/out files, add all of my project ... and most important: Can it be, that Dev-C++ does not like whitespace characters within in directory- or filenames ?
A little Introduction on how to use CVS with Dev-C++ would be great!
Yours,
Balthazaar
Check out the following sites:
http://www.cvsnt.org/
http://www.wincvs.org/
I'm running W2K and have cvsnt installed for the local repository. WinCVS is a front that can be used to work with your local cvs repository.
I have my installation of Dev-C++ using the cvs.exe from the cvsnt program directory but either program directory will work fine.
Matthew
Hey, ive trying to make that work for ages! Can anyone post a brief walkthrough for a local cvs using wincvs? That would be awesome!
Som egeneral help on using cvs would be great, i would like to take a look at devs source and simply cannot use wincvs, cant make it work.