siptoolbox-devel

[SIP-devel] CVS

[Angus E. <aer...@vi...>]

Hi Ricardo,

What release would you like imported to CVS? Do you have the latest
version which is not posted yet?

Let me know. It looks like a simple matter to get CVS up and working.

cheers,

Angus

Re: [SIP-devel] CVS

[Ricardo F. <rf...@gm...>]

Hi Angus,

Here are the steps to f follow:



- yes, read the CVS doc in sourceforge

- first import the simple toolbox into CVS and lets test it=20
 ('Simple' is a dummy scilab toolbox whose file
      structure is similar to SIP)

http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=3D68055&package_id=3D=
83851

- after we approve that, you can move on put the code from the
following sip-devel release into CVS (sip-dev-0.4.0-rc2-alpha3):


I guess you already have access permission to everything. If not, let me kn=
ow.
thank you very much,
Ricardo.

On 7/5/05, Angus Errington <aer...@vi...> wrote:
> Hi Ricardo,
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> What release would you like imported to CVS? Do you have the latest
> version which is not posted yet?
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> Let me know. It looks like a simple matter to get CVS up and working.
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> cheers,
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> Angus
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Ricardo Fabbri

PhD Student in Computer Engineering / Computer Vision
LEMS - Laboratory for Engineering Man-Machine Systems
Brown University, USA

[SIP-devel] CVS

[Ricardo F. <rf...@gm...>]

Hi,

The latest sip-dev release is at:
https://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=3D68055&package_id=
=3D67061&release_id=3D340126

Are you familiar with how automake/autoconf works?
Do not forget that in the CVS there is no configure script; only
configure.ac goes,
and you need a script to "bootstrap" (i.e. generate the configure
script). This script
is named "bootstrap" in the sip-dev source code, but I suggest you
rename it to autogen.sh, which is more standard among open source
software.

The way this works is that, when you checkout code from CVS, you must
run autogen.sh, and only then run ./configure.

Oh, and have your linux box updated with the latest autotools.

thanks again
--
Ricardo Fabbri

PhD Student in Computer Engineering / Computer Vision
LEMS - Laboratory for Engineering Man-Machine Systems
Brown University, USA