Re: [Hla-stdlib-talk] Okay, it's about time to start posting code

[Nathan B. <eve...@ya...>]

1)  sign-up for a SF account
  2)  give either me or Sevag your account name so we can add you to the project
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rh...@cs... wrote:  Someone needs to explain to me how to use SourceForge (which I haven't
touched in about 3-4 years). I read that it supports SVN/Tortoise, which
is great as that is the source code control system I use to maintain HLA
and the HLA stdlib, but I don't have a clue how to connect my client up to
SourceForge.

I'm a bit busy right now making changes to the stdlib to prepare it for
uploading to SourceForge, so if someone has a few minutes to figure out
what I need to know, that would be a big help.

BTW, those who want to be able to work in the source tree ought to get
SVN/Tortoise. It's really an awesome SCC system.
Cheers,
Randy Hyde



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