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Hello,
the new CVS is up.
On our home page, click on CVS in the nav bar for instructions. Use a full
stop for the modulename.
- If you have code checked out from linuxplc.org, it's best to check out
into a new directory; once the new checkout works, simply delete the old
one (make sure you don't wipe anything you want to keep, though).
- If you have modifications in your linuxplc.org checkout, it's still best
to check out into a new directory. Once the new checkout works, copy the
new CVS/Root files over the top of the ones in the old directory (better
keep a backup), and then you can check in as usual. Do a "cvs diff -u"
first to make sure everything is OK.
Jiri
--
Jiri Baum <[email protected]>
http://www.csse.monash.edu.au/~jiribvisit the MAT LinuxPLC project at http://mat.sourceforge.net
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the new CVS is up.
On our home page, click on CVS in the nav bar for instructions. Use a full
stop for the modulename.
- If you have code checked out from linuxplc.org, it's best to check out
into a new directory; once the new checkout works, simply delete the old
one (make sure you don't wipe anything you want to keep, though).
- If you have modifications in your linuxplc.org checkout, it's still best
to check out into a new directory. Once the new checkout works, copy the
new CVS/Root files over the top of the ones in the old directory (better
keep a backup), and then you can check in as usual. Do a "cvs diff -u"
first to make sure everything is OK.
Jiri
--
Jiri Baum <[email protected]>
http://www.csse.monash.edu.au/~jiribvisit the MAT LinuxPLC project at http://mat.sourceforge.net
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