Re: [boost] CVS woes

From: jsiek_at_[hidden]
Date: 2000-09-18 15:26:51

maybe you need to set it to the main branch?

David Abrahams writes:
 > I just tried that from the Win2K command line. Here is the output, but there
 > is still no boost/graph subdirectory. What am I doing wrong?
 > 
 > C:\prj\boost>cvs update -dP
 > ? build.py
 > ? ggcl
 > ? dlw_oprs
 > ? boost/pool
 > ? boost/cregex.hpp
 > ? boost/regex.hpp
 > ? boost/regex_traits.hpp
 > ? boost/pat_except.hpp
 > ? boost/iterators.bak.hpp
 > ? boost/iterator_adaptors.bak.hpp
 > ? boost/detail/fileiter.hpp
 > ? boost/detail/jm_cfg.hpp
 > ? boost/detail/jm_opt.hpp
 > ? boost/detail/jstack.hpp
 > ? boost/detail/regmatch.hpp
 > ? boost/detail/regsplit.hpp
 > ? boost/detail/re_lib.hpp
 > ? boost/detail/regfmt.hpp
 > ? boost/detail/regcomp.hpp
 > ? boost/detail/re_kmp.hpp
 > ? boost/detail/re_raw.hpp
 > ? boost/detail/re_str.hpp
 > ? boost/detail/re_thrd.hpp
 > ? libs/regex
 > ? libs/utility/iterator_adaptor_test.i
 > cvs server: Updating .
 > cvs server: Updating boost
 > M boost/config.hpp
 > A boost/iterator_adaptors.hpp
 > A boost/iterator_tests.hpp
 > cvs server: Updating boost/detail
 > cvs server: Updating boost/graph
 > cvs server: Updating boost/graph/detail
 > cvs server: Updating boost/pending
 > cvs server: Updating boost/pending/detail
 > cvs server: Updating libs
 > cvs server: Updating libs/array
 > cvs server: Updating libs/array_traits
 > cvs server: Updating libs/compose
 > cvs server: Updating libs/config
 > cvs server: Updating libs/dir_it
 > cvs server: Updating libs/functional
 > cvs server: Updating libs/graph
 > cvs server: Updating libs/graph/docs
 > cvs server: Updating libs/graph/docs/figs
 > cvs server: Updating libs/graph/examples
 > cvs server: Updating libs/integer
 > cvs server: Updating libs/min_rand
 > cvs server: Updating libs/pri_queue
 > cvs server: Updating libs/property_accessor
 > cvs server: Updating libs/random
 > cvs server: Updating libs/rational
 > cvs server: Updating libs/smart_ptr
 > cvs server: Updating libs/timer
 > cvs server: Updating libs/utility
 > cvs server: conflict: libs/utility/iterator_adaptor_examples.cpp created
 > independently by second par
 > ty
 > C libs/utility/iterator_adaptor_examples.cpp
 > A libs/utility/iterator_adaptor_test.cpp
 > cvs server: conflict: libs/utility/iterator_adaptors.htm created
 > independently by second party
 > C libs/utility/iterator_adaptors.htm
 > cvs server: Updating more
 > cvs server: Updating people
 > 
 > C:\prj\boost>cd boost
 > 
 > C:\prj\boost\boost>ls
 > #utility.hpp#               iterator_adaptors.bak.hpp
 > .#config.hpp.1.4            iterator_adaptors.hpp
 > .#config.hpp.1.7            iterator_tests.hpp
 > .#config.hpp.1.9            iterators.bak.hpp
 > array.hpp                   min_rand.hpp
 > array_traits.hpp            nondet_random.hpp
 > call_traits.hpp             operators.hpp
 > cast.hpp                    pat_except.hpp
 > compose.hpp                 pool
 > compressed_pair.hpp         progress.hpp
 > config.hpp                  random.hpp
 > cregex.hpp                  rational.hpp
 > cstdint.hpp                 regex.hpp
 > cvs                         regex_traits.hpp
 > detail                      smart_ptr.hpp
 > functional.hpp              stdint.h
 > integer.hpp                 timer.hpp
 > integer_traits.hpp          type_traits.hpp
 > iterator.hpp                utility.hpp
 > 
 > ----- Original Message -----
 > From: "Jens Maurer" <Jens.Maurer_at_[hidden]>
 > To: <boost_at_[hidden]>
 > Sent: Monday, September 18, 2000 4:03 PM
 > Subject: Re: [boost] Graph Library: status
 > 
 > 
 > > David Abrahams wrote:
 > > > Can somebody tell me how to update my existing boost installation using
 > > > (Win)CVS so that the new material Jeremy has put in the repository is
 > added?
 > > > When I use update from WinCVS and check the "create missing directories
 > that
 > > > exist in the repository" box, I still don't end up with any of the graph
 > or
 > > > graph/detail stuff.
 > >
 > > I'm always checking out the main branch with "cvs update -dP"
 > > (Linux command line), and I've got lots of graph stuff.
 > >
 > > Jens Maurer
 > >
 > >
 > >
 > 
 > 
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 > 
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