Re: Getting started with CVS...

Files which are generated (e.g. not edited by hand) are not included in CVS.
They can be generated on your PC by running the 'autogen.sh' script, which
*is* included in CVS.

Note: if you get a message about some lt* files missing, ignore it.

On Wed, Feb 16, 2000 at 08:44:52AM -0500, Barry L. Kline wrote:
> I hate to sound stupid but how does one get started using the CVS
> source? 
> 
> >From the 0.15.7 distribution I now have a directory: 
> /usr/local/tn5250-0.15.7
> >From the CVS "checkout" I also have /usr/local/tn5250
> 
> The latter doesn't seem to have everything required to do a "make" as
> "./configure" is missing.
> 
> I attempted to rename /usr/local/tn5250-0.15.7 as /usr/local/tn5250 and
> then use CVS but that failed miserably with numerous errors concerning
> existing and missing files.
> 
> I'd really like to start using the CVS version so I can pick up the
> cursor positioning fix and the backspace fix...

I'm hoping to release that soon, there's a minor issue to clean up first.

> 
> TIA,
> 
> Barry

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