Hi, I've been stumbling on a weird CVS issue for the last month or so.
Here's what I do (starting from scratch) : # cvs -d:pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvsroot/gtk-gnutella login # cvs -z3 -d:pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvsroot/gtk-gnutella co gtk-gnutella-current # cd gtk-gnutella-current # ./Configure All goes well, resulting configuration is : Feature Summary (Version 0.95b): ------------------------------------------------- Glib version : glib-2.x GUI front-end : GTK2 Persistent filters : yes Gnutella traffic compression : yes IP TOS (Type of Service) : yes NLS (Native Language Support) : no Extended non-roman charset support : no Experimental remote control : no ------------------------------------------------- Then I issue : # make && make install # make clobber And everything goes fine. However, afterwards when I try to : # cvs up I obtain the following message : cvs update: Updating src/ui/gtk/gtk2 M src/ui/gtk/gtk2/interface-glade.c This message occurs even though I have not touched "interface-glade.c". If I naively try to remove the offending file, I obtain : cvs update: Updating src/ui/gtk/gtk2 cvs update: warning: src/ui/gtk/gtk2/interface-glade.c was lost U src/ui/gtk/gtk2/interface-glade.c Then, after a make and on subsequent updates : cvs update: Updating src/ui/gtk/gtk2 M src/ui/gtk/gtk2/interface-glade.c Or, if "interface-glade.c" has changed since my last update (I think) : cvs update: Updating src/ui/gtk/gtk2 C src/ui/gtk/gtk2/interface-glade.c Does the build process modify this file ? If it does, is there a way to perform a "clean update" afterwards ? Thanks in advance, Regards, -- ko [junkpile at free dot fr on this platform]
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