Arno Steffens wrote on Mon, Mar 25, 2013 at 23:04:22 +0100: > Compiling SVN is somewhat demanding for a beginner. Is there a shorter > way to compile the tool "svnversion" with less dependencies and > effort? Are really all the stuff SQLite ... is needed for this? >
SQLite, APR, APR-Util are required even for this use-case. You can build with: % make svnversion But I'm not quite sure you how'd install. I'd start with % make -n install | grep svnversion > I use SVN inside eclipse, but this seems not to provide the "svnversion" > functionality I need to make sure that my compiled code is identically to the > checked in (with or without added M to version) > Unfortunatly the svnpackage for my old Ubuntu isn't compatible to the newer > required 1.7SVN with comes with eclipse. So I can't use this . > > > Can someone give me a hint? Thanks! > As already suggested: you might consider looking for other packages (or backports) before compiling it yourself.
