Re: High-res printing

[James W. W. <ja...@fr...>]

"Edward K. Chew" <ek...@lg...> wrote:

>>  I seem to have hit a snag in checking out quesa.  cvs gives me an 
>>error when I reach the Geom Test example:
>>
>>  cvs checkout: failed to create lock directory for 
>>`/cvsroot/quesa/quesa/SDK/Examples/Geom Test/Geom Test.xcodeproj' 
>>(/cvsroot/quesa/quesa/SDK/Examples/Geom Test/Geom 
>>Test.xcodeproj/#cvs.lock): Permission denied
>>  cvs checkout: failed to obtain dir lock in repository 
>>`/cvsroot/quesa/quesa/SDK/Examples/Geom Test/Geom Test.xcodeproj'
>>  cvs [checkout aborted]: read lock failed - giving up
>

This seems to be a problem at SourceForge.  I also get this error 
when I try to check out Geom Test anonymously, though I do not get 
the error when I use my password.  I'll report it to SourceForge 
support.

>Well, I managed to compile quesa despite the permissions problem,
>though my SDK directory is most likely incomplete.  cvs craps out in
>the middle of quesa/SDK/Examples, so I started out with only that.
>I quickly inferred the existence of an quesa/SDK/Includes directory,
>so I checked that out separately.  At present, then, my copy
>consists of the following:
>
>quesa
>     Development
>     Documentation
>     SDK
>         Examples
>             Background Test
>             Camera Test
>             Dump Group
>             Geom Test (incomplete)
>         Includes
>         Libraries (created during the build, I think)
>
>If someone could tell me what I might still be missing in terms of
>examples, etc., I could probably check out the rest of it in a
>piecemeal fashion.  I am not a cvs guru, and have yet to find a way
>to get at a listing of the whole directory hierarchy (cvs log, for
>example, dies at the same point as checkout).

The Examples folder also has Import Test, Light Test, Shader Test, 
Qut, Support Files, and Viewer Test.  The SDK folder also includes an 
Extras folder (including my new VRML reader plug-in) and a Models 
folder.  The Models folder is just elementary test models, not as 
fancy as the ones in Support Files/Models.
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