This is going to sound dumb,
but I don't have an "info" command on my system. Typing "info cvsclient" just
confuses my machine.
Could someone for whom this command works
possibly redirect the output into a text file, gzip it, and attach it to a post
to me?
Thanks.
Alastair Growcott.
>>>>> "Alastair" == Alastair Growcott
<address@hidden> writes:
Alastair> Is the
CVS client-server protocol documented anywhere, and if so
Alastair>
where?
The cvs client protocol is defined in the info pages that
come
with CVS. "info cvsclient"
Alastair> I had a look
at libcvs which in principle is what I need. However
Alastair> for
the C implementation there is no useful code (nothing relating
Alastair> to CVS anyway). So it looks like I am going to have to
write
Alastair> something from scratch. Oh well.
This is
very true, there is no C version of LibCVS currently. As
Derek stated
not so long ago, a C library to CVS is a project
looking for someone with the
skills and the time.
If you do start work on it, I'm sure the people at
info-cvs would
also be glad to hear about it, and probably have lots of 2c to
add.
Alex
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