Aldo Calpini wrote: > > >www.cygwin.com > >full-blown command-line CVS. you won't miss *nix again ;-) > >
I downloaded version 1.2 of WinCVS and that cvs.exe supports pserver. I just wanted to ensure that the instructions I give on the guide are accurate. Now I specify the 1.2 version in the guide. I don't know why the Beta does not support pserver. I have cygwin on my machine and use it all the time for X (I have 4 linux boxes running, and here I am using XP). I hate to tell someone on a Windows box that they have to download cygwin just to run cvs. So I am glad that the 1.2 version exists. Since I am writing, I have a few stupid questions for you guys (sorry, I hope that by asking these question others won't have to): 1) I subscribed to the perl6 mailing list, I get two of each message. One addressed to me and the other cc'd to perl6-internals which also comes to me. Am I doing something wrong? 2) When I reply should I 'reply to all' or just reply to perl6-internals? (This is my first mailing list) 3) Are there any examples of a PMC created at runtime? What I mean by this is if an OO language compiles a class definition down to bytecode, does that class become a PMC? If I use a java front end to compile a 'dog' class down to PBC, can I call that dog class from perl code (dog->bark()). And if so is it because the dog class is compiled down to a PMC or is it because there will be another object definition standard? 4)How do I get pod2html to give me html that looks like the docs on http://www.parrotcode.org/docs/? Thanks, Erik
