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Is it a best practice to have my local source tree mirror the server source tree? It seems to me that it should, however my department at work does not do it that way and I find it very confusing. If not, what are scenarios where it makes sense to deviate...
Started by JimDaniel on
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Not mirroring the source tree can to get a copy of the tree ....
It's one less "gotcha" in terms of getting a new developer up and running .
I don't know if it's a best practice but I prefer mirroring the source tree too.
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Copying directory from source tree to binary tree. For example: How to copy www to bin folder.
work ├─bin └─src ├─doing │ └─www ├─include └─lib
Thanks.
Started by BianJiang on
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# Copy files from source directory_COMMAND} -E create_symlink ${CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR}/path/to/www ${CMAKE_BINARY_DIR}/path/to/www)
From: http ${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR} ....
In the copied files, change the configure_file @ONLY argument.
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I am looking for a lean and well constructed open source implementation of a B-tree library written in C. It needs to be under a non-GPL license so that it can be used in a commercial application. Ideally, this library supports the B-tree index to be ...
Started by InSciTek Jeff on
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It's a efficient B-tree library.
Attractive Chaos implement kbtree.h.
I came across this - The WB B-Tree Database for SCM, Java, C#, and C that's a GNU package.
It is using a b-tree internally.
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Is there any utility that works with either Subversion or (preferably) Team Foundation Server's source control system that shows a visual representation of the source tree? e.g. it shows branches (with labels) splitting off, merging back in and so on....
Started by freddy smith on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
You mean like the Revision....
You can download the CTP now, and try it out .
See 10-4 Episode 4: No More Parallel Development Pain.
In VS2010 there's a very nice feature for that.
I'm not sure about the present - go to www.codeplex.com and search for TFS .
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Hi,
What are the common things you remove when clearing up your source tree? For instance:
Deleting bin/obj/debug/release directories Removing temporary/cache files, such as ReSharper cache files Removing source control files/directories, such as _svn...
Started by Steve Dunn on
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Well we have the version number and to tag the release in the source control, after which I export the new tag from source control and build....
I don't know if that helps at all.
All the _svn/.svn folders from your source tree.
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Hi,
I have 2 source trees, one is very similar to the other (one is VC6 and one is VS2005). I need a program that can recursively diff the source trees and tell me which files are different.
However I want to be able to define 'how different' the files...
Started by Rich on
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Scripting :
Run diffstat on the two tree, then use.
Use two different approach to solve the problem.
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Does anybody know where I can find a utility/application running on Windows that analyses C source and outputs a functional dependency tree?
What I'm looking for is something along these lines:
PrintString->PrintCharacter->PrintByte->Printf
Started by Maltrap on
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The open source tool at http://frama-c.cea.fr/ produces the functionality of CTAGS/....
Here's a page with a sample call tree generated by Doxygen a "literate programming" tool at its core.
With Doxygen (if you have Graphviz dot installed).
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We use Visual Studio 2008 and Surround SCM for source control. SCM drops files into each directory named ".MySCMServerInfo" which are user specific data files that shouldn't be checked into source control. They are similar to the .scc files dropped by...
Started by Charles on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
tree and the Pending Checkins view..
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Two-parter, really:
How do I checkout an entire source tree but only get the trunks of everything, ignoring all branches and tags?
Assuming #1 is doable, is there a way to have there not be any "trunk" directories, and just have the files reside in a ...
Started by steinomyte on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Most SVN repostiories are structured something like this:
/ |-- /branches |-- /tags `-- /trunk |-- foo `-- bar
So if the root of the repository is at http://www.example.com/svn , you can run
svn co http://www.example.com/svn/trunk
to check out just the... .
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Say I have my sources in my src/ tree (and possibly in my test/ tree). Say I would like to compile only part of that tree. The reasons why I might want to do that are various. Just as an example, I might want to create the smallest possible jar (without...
Started by Davide on
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It to consider everything, you're going to have to break it down into smaller modules/projects/source.
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