Hi there. :) I'm fairly new to cvs from an admin perspective, and I've
got what I hope is a pretty easy question. We've got a number of
headers files, etc that need to be available for building a number of
different applications. We need to be able to get all of the header
files easily without resorting to multiple projects to split the headers
out, etc. What I've discovered in playing with some test projects is
that I can sumlink from the target project to the source project, and it
seems to work fine. Make the symlink, update my working directory, and
vi-ola. There's the shared file. My question is this: Is this a safe
practice. Are we going to run into problems later if we follow this
route? If it is a safe thing to do, what are the chances of adding this
funtionality to cvs itself. If unsafe, how is this problem correctly
solved? With so many larege projects, I know this has been solved...
Thanks!
--
Jason Lee - Programmer/Analyst
The other day I didn't forward a chain letter. You know the type. The ones
that say that if you don't forward it, something bad will happen? Well,
it's
true: I still have my job! -- Hallmark (sorta)
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