Andre Poenitz wrote:
What does
cvs update: move away support/tests/ChangeLog; it is in the way C support/tests/ChangeLog cvs update: move away support/tests/Makefile.am; it is in the way C support/tests/Makefile.am cvs update: move away support/tests/boost.C; it is in the way C support/tests/boost.C cvs update: move away support/tests/convert.C; it is in the way C support/tests/convert.C cvs update: move away support/tests/lstrings.C; it is in the way C support/tests/lstrings.C cvs update: move away support/tests/pch.h; it is in the way C support/tests/pch.h cvs update: move away support/tests/test_convert; it is in the way C support/tests/test_convert cvs update: move away support/tests/test_lstrings; it is in the way C support/tests/test_lstrings cvs server: Updating support/tests/regfiles cvs update: move away support/tests/regfiles/convert; it is in the way C support/tests/regfiles/convert cvs update: move away support/tests/regfiles/lstrings; it is in the
mean?
This is after the second update after a cvs up.
Well, the files are in the way... :-)
Either you have removed the CVS subdirectory or you work on a Windows machine and you have changed the file names from lower to upper case or vice versa...
Michael