* Chris Zhu <chris.zhu at sun.com> [2007-10-24 14:14]: > Hi all, > > Sorry for asking simple questions here, it's my first time to use sfwnv > workspace. > 1) I read from the guide that people use "wx create file" to check files > into SCCS, but I got an ERROR as following, do you have any idea about it: > bash-3.00$ wx create Makefile.sfw > Error: cannot find workspace command in $PATH. Aborting .
You don't have Teamware in your path. Mine comes from /ws/onnv-tools/teamware/bin/workspace > 2) Then I tried sccs to do check in and check out, it seems good > bash-3.00$ sccs create Makefile.sfw > bash-3.00$ sccs edit Makefile.sfw > ...... > bash-3.00$ sccs delget Makefile.sfw > But my question is what's difference between sccs and wx, can I use > sccs to instead of wx, and how about other command in /opt/onbld/bin, > such as sccsmv, sccsrm. wx's active file--which tracks the set of files you've modified--won't be up to date. You can use "wx update" to get the active file back in sync. > 3) Is there any more detail guide for the process and these command? You haven't mentioned what documents you've read. Searching for "wx" on opensolaris.org gives a list of related pages; the canonical first document for ON-style gates is now the Developer's Reference http://www.opensolaris.org/os/community/on/devref_toc/ An earlier introduction is http://opensolaris.org/os/community/documentation/getting_started_docs/developing-in-on.pdf --although the latter is based on being on SWAN. The SFW gate is run similarly to ON, although its per-component Makefiles are somewhat different. - Stephen -- sch at sun.com http://blogs.sun.com/sch/
