> Amit Jindal wrote:
> collision detection. The site is not clear to me. They asked about CVS
> and CVSRoot and I am not able to understand how this works to download
> the code. If anybody can help me then please help..
CVS is a piece of software for doing code version maintenance. CVS
stands for Concurrent Versioning System. You can find software that
speaks the CVS protocols at
http://www.cvshome.org/
In particular, as a Windows user you will probably want to have a look
at software called WinCVS as this presents a nice graphical front end.
As for the not clear bit, I'll fix that up!
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