I have use these scripts lately.
This updates sources and writes change log on Desktop (if there is anything
new):
code
#!/bin/sh
cd ~/trunk
NUM=0
echo Please wait...
`svn update /tmp/gambasupdt` NUM=`wc -l /tmp/gambasupdt | tr -d
/[:alpha:]`
if [ $NUM -gt 1 ]; then
echo Writing change log to
BTW. You may want to comment out sudo make clean if you have slow
computer.
BUT, if you example, compile interpreter (gbx3) for debugging (with debug
symbols and no optimizations).
And next revision doesn't change anything with gbx3, then it wont be
recompiled!
Jussi
On Mon, Jan 31, 2011 at
List,
I'm a little late to the party but excited by how much progress Gambas
has made since my first introduction around 1.7.
I'm also rather new to using svn as a tool to keep in sync with the dev
team of such a large project. What is a reasonable method of updating
your local trunk and doing
On Monday 31 January 2011 13:57:08 John Spikowski wrote:
Just rebuilding dosn't seem to take long John (I'm using kubuntu 9.0)
I just do as per web side svn update, ./reconf-all ./configure make make
install.
However I do watch the svnversion of the currently working one so I can roll
back if
John,
here is a list of commands which somebody gave me as a newbie. It just
gets the updates not the whole source code.
sudo -i
cd trunk
svn update
./reconf
./configure -C
make
Regards
Michael
On 31/01/11 13:57, John Spikowski wrote:
List,
I'm a little late to the party but excited by how
