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804 Part VI . Programming in Linux The Concurrent Versions System (CVS) supports both centralized repositories and network-based access. It is well-suited for use by multiple programmers, and a single CVS repository can support multiple projects. To keep the discussion simple, however, the example in this chapter deals only with a repository accessed locally. The following steps resemble the process described earlier for RCS, but they are slightly more involved and obviously use CVS concepts. 1. Create a CVS repository: $ mkdir /space/cvs $ export CVSROOT=/space/cvs $ cvs init The first command creates a directory named /space/cvs in which to establish the repository. The second command defines the environment variable $CVSROOT with this directory. Defining $CVSROOT makes using CVS much simpler. The third command initializes the repository, which creates some administrative directories CVS needs to work properly. 2. Create a top-level working directory in which to store your various projects and then cd into it: $ mkdir projects $ cd projects 3. Check out a copy of the CVS root directory into the directory you just created: $ cvs -d $CVSROOT co -l . cvs checkout: Updating . The -d option tells cvs the directory containing the CVS repository ($CVSROOT, or /space/cvs); co means check out (just as with RCS); the -l option, which stands for local, means to work only in the current directory rather than recursing through subdirectories; and the . specifies the current directory. 4. Create a directory to hold a project and add it to the repository: $ mkdir newhello $ cvs add newhello Directory /space/cvs/newhello added to the repository 5. cd into the new directory, copy your project files into it, and then add those files (and any directories that might be present) to the repository: $ cd newhello $ cp /projects/* . $ cvs add *c *h cvs add: scheduling file `hello.c for addition cvs add: scheduling file `msg.c for addition cvs add: scheduling file `showit.c for addition cvs add: use cvs commit to add these files permanently
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