Re: [Ts2k-interface-developers] CVS repository

[John L. <jo...@th...>]

Well I created a CVS client on my Windows 2000 system and checked out the
three folders.
They seem to contain objects.

Now to get the complier going.

John

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----- Original Message -----
From: "Dale E. Edmons" <de...@w-...>
To: <ts2...@li...>
Sent: Saturday, February 08, 2003 8:52 PM
Subject: [Ts2k-interface-developers] CVS repository


> To all:
>
> The initial CVS repository is now up and running.  The command line for
> linux is as follows:
>
>         (mkdir ts2k-interface    # or whereever you will be putting your
> CVS files.
>        cd ts2k-interface
>         cvs
> -d:ext:You...@cv...:/cvsroot/ts2k-interface co
> standalone
>         cvs
> -d:ext:Yor...@cv...:/cvsroot/ts2k-interface co
> library
>         cvs
> -d:ext:You...@cv...:/cvsroot/ts2k-interface co gui
> The directories standalone/ library/ and gui/ will each be created and
> all files that are in
> them will be downloaded.  The option -z3 will compress the files and may
> be faster.
>
> I tried to e-mail the same stuff, but I went through the mail list and
> it was too large.
> Call me if you have problems and I'll e-mail them direct.
>
> *****************
> I'm going to create a file gui/Test.  It will have three sections of
> arbitrary data.  Please
> edit your section of the file and commit it back into the CVS
> repository.  When we are
> all happy and confident that this works, we'll continue on with
> development.
> *****************
>
> 73's
> Dale
> kd7eni
>
>
>
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