how do i compile a project with files/codes in a subversion..
suppose I have these files in a version control:
folder/implement.cpp
folder/head.hpp
I want to compile my main.cpp with these files
What I did is:
$ g++ main.cpp ../svn/folder/implement.cpp -I ../svn/folder/ -o main
It doesnt work...
Pls give me link that gives the complete codes on how to compile diff programs in c++.
tnx in advance...
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what does that mean? what are some of the errors?
>>It doesnt work...
what does that mean? what are some of the errors?
how do i compile a project with files/codes in a subversion..
suppose I have these files in a version control:
folder/implement.cpp
folder/head.hppI want to compile my main.cpp with these files
What I did is:
$ g++ main.cpp ../svn/folder/implement.cpp -I ../svn/folder/ -o main
It doesnt work...
Pls give me link that gives the complete codes on how to compile diff programs in c++.
tnx in advance...
I have not used subversion, only cvs and visual source safe. But they do not store source files using the usual file extension. They append a ",v" part at the end.
At any case, developers do not link the files in the repository directly. First they checkout them to a working folder and do the stuff from there. So first see if the ../svn/folder/implement.cpp file exists. It is likely that it doesnt exist, and what exists is a file like ../svn/folder/implement.cpp,v . If the ../svn/folder/implement.cpp,v exists, check the files to a working folder and build using them.
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