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On Fri, 11 Jun 2004 06:13:59 -0700 (PDT), John Doe <johndoe445566 at yahoo.com> wrote: >I'm considering moving a repository from cvs on Linux to cvsnt on Windows. >Right now I build cvs from source code, and I want to be able to do the same >for cvsnt. That's what open source is all about, right? So I grabbed the >2.0.43 source tarball, but was unable to compile it with VS.NET 2003. The >Windows build instructions in the INSTALL file are almost non-existant. Also, >the "official" cvsnt binary comes as a Windows Installer package, and it isn't >clear how I could build my own from the provided souces. Unpack sources, open cvsnt.vcproj, compile. If you want to compile sserver and/or gserver then you'll need a couple of extra includes/libs (suitable copies are on the cvsnt main page), otherwise remove those from the build dependencies and forget about them. There are some scripts I use in my installation in the tony's scripts directory, but they're not essential to the build (unless you want to mirror my build environment for some reason). Tony