Hi Nathan,
thanks for the reference to the Windows source. I had a short look at it
already and as I saw the usage of ATL I assumed it might use COM and looked
further. But I can give it a second try, good idea. I also thought of using
WINE, which is a bit of effort because I’m using it inside of Yocto and Yocto
builds all host-tools from source first (however, Yocto can be configured to
use native host tools as well, maybe I should give that a try).
I’ll have a look at it, thanks.
I need to generate a file containing subversion versions like the following
(final version will be bigger). And I also thought of writing a small python
script for it.
const TRevisionInfo_rt g_AppRevisionInfo =
{"http://svnsrv/svn/entangled_amplifier/Src","17","; (modifiziert)"};
const TRevisionInfo_rt g_ExtRevisionInfo[] = {
{"http://svnsrv/svn/entangled_amplifier/Src/quantum_erasor","17",""},
{"http://svnsrv/svn/entangled_amplifier/Src/spatial_folder","2",""},
{"http://svnsrv/svn/entangled_amplifier/Src/bif/neuro_interface","11",""},
{"http://svnsrv/svn/entangled_amplifier/Src/btt_reverter","2",""},
{"http://svnsrv/svn/entangled_amplifier/Src/cosm_var_matrice","15",""},
{"http://svnsrv/svn/entangled_amplifier/Src/cat_charger","14",""},
{"http://svnsrv/svn/entangled_amplifier/Src/wy_noscom","17",""},
};
const char g_szBuildTime[] = "26.05.2020/23:53:44,44";
const char g_szBuilder[] = „labpc/Roelof";
Thanks a lot,
Roelof
> Am 05.06.2020 um 00:04 schrieb Nathan Hartman <hartman.nat...@gmail.com>:
>
> On Thu, Jun 4, 2020 at 10:05 AM Roelof Berg <rb...@berg-solutions.de> wrote:
>> ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
>> + Does someone have a copy left of svnwcrev ? +
>> ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
>>
>> […]
>
> Hello Roelof,
>
> This isn't an answer to your question, but is it possible that
> Subversion's own built-in tools could provide the functionality you
> need?
>
> Is this the same tool that is in TortoiseSVN sources, under directory
> src/SubWCRev? I understand that tool is for Windows and you asked
> about Linux. This sounds like a command line tool. Is it terribly
> difficult to port it to Linux?
>
> If Subversion doesn't provide the functionality you need, perhaps you
> can describe what you're trying to accomplish, and maybe someone will
> suggest an alternative that will work for you. Let us know...
>
> Nathan
>
