From: Michael S. <msc...@ba...> - 2000-09-15 07:25:15
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Dafni & Robert Berger schrieb: > Here is how I use WinCVS and I am able to checkout und update SDCC through > it. > > Yes, there is a problem win WinCVS. I am using 1.1.b8. i played that game too. > The "standard" login and checkout stuff is not working, so you should use > the command line. It is true no chance to login with the wincvs stuff. > To log in: > cvs -d:pserver:ano...@cv...:/cvsroot/sdcc login haven't tried that one. you mean dos-box command like above and then start wincvs ? > WinCVS should log in now and report no error. > Then comes the painful stuff witch checking out the whole stuff. This can be > made faster when you enable compression: > cvs -z9-d:pserver:ano...@cv...:/cvsroot/sdcc co sdcc yes compression is very important, i have used -z5 but -z9 ? i will try that. does anybody have the docs explaining the -z command ? > (my CVS folder is approx. 8 MB - am I missing something ?) when did you do your last update ? the whole src as a single zip file is >10MB at the moment. > Don't forget to check create missing directories that exist in the > repository in the update settings, because otherwise you will miss them when > someone puts new directories in SDCC. ahhh, that is the point ! so wincvs is just looking better than doscvs ? but not more reliable ? but that all is the opposite of that what you mentioned at the beginning... > Here is how I use WinCVS and I am able to checkout und update SDCC through > it. ... you need dos cvs to login and to get the files. so wincvs is nothing more than a browser / explorer. and that is exactly what i thing about wincvs and why i use dos-cvs. but nevertheless thanks. one day i will find a solution how to update the sources reliable, regardless how. Michael Schmitt |