CVS clients

[rob1n]

Any suggestions on CVS clients?

[blast]

I use WinCVS for checking out modules. For doing diffs, I use a custom command line from in it so I can run diff in -u mode.

[elmer fudd]

on mac i couldnt get anything to work so i just use the command line... get fink and gcc and ur all set

[JeffM]

http://www.tortoisecvs.org/

the best damn CVS client on windows. No command line, no typing, just pure shell integration and visual dif tool.

[rob1n]

i'm using mac os x, but it doesn't work for me with the command lines...i'm going to dl fink and gcc and see what happens...

[rob1n]

where did you get the mac os x verison of gcc? (binary)

[elmer fudd]

gcc... install the dev tools that came with os x

[rob1n]

which one? i have about 10 pkgs...

[elmer fudd]

install them all b/c i dont have the disks around to tell you which one... it would probably come with project builder. Learner???

[rob1n]

ok...

[learner]

Yes, you need the Apple Developer Tools. They will be on your Software Install disks as one of the optional packages available for install -- should be named "Developer Tools" or something similar.

If you can't find them on your disks, or can't find your disks, you can download the dev tools from apple's website. There is a slew of information at http://developer.apple.com/ .. you will need a (free) Apple Developer Connection account, but that's really easy and quick to set up. Go to http://connect.apple.com/, create an account, log in, download the dev tools, install them, and you should be good to go.

Cheers!