[myhdl-list] Using the MyHDL mercurial repository

[Jan D. <ja...@ja...>]

As mentioned earlier, there is now a public MyHDL mercurial
repository:

    http://myhdl.sourceforge.net/hg/myhdl

You can use this url to browse the repository and its history.

But you can also use it with mercurial, assuming you have
it installed. Here's an overview:

$ hg clone http://myhdl.sourceforge.net/hg/myhdl myhdl

This make clone of the repository in a local 'myhdl' directory.
In that directory you can now do the following:

$ hg in
to check if there are new changesets.

$ hg pull
to get new changesets

$ hg update
to update the workspace with new changesets

Furthermore, you can make changesets from your own patches.

$ hg commit
to create a new changeset based upon your local changes
(You may want to do this in another clone)

You can not directly push your changesets to the sourceforge
repository, but you can use 'hg bundle' to make a changeset
file that you can send me. I could use such a file to review
changesets, and commit and push them if I like them.

More info about mercurial can be found here:

     http://www.selenic.com/mercurial/wiki/

Jan

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