1. How to get a CVS repository for Ninf2

To get a CVS repository for Ninf, you need a user account on ninf.hpcc.gr.jp.

% setenv CVSROOT ninf.hpcc.gr.jp:/Ninf/cvsroot

or,

% setenv CVSROOT username@ninf.hpcc.gr.jp:/Ninf/cvsroot

In an appropriate directory, you can obtain ninf2/ directory in the CVS repository.

% cvs checkout ninf2

If you are outside the ETL, you should use ssh instead of rsh by defining CVS_RSH environment variable;

% setenv CVS_RSH ssh

2. How to commit

After modifying or adding a code, it is necessary to update your local source in the top directory.

% cvs update

Even though there is no conflict, it is at least necessary to make sure that whether you can compile your code before reflecting your change to the CVS repository. Then, commit your change in the top directory,

% cvs commit

or commit by specifying updated filenames in any subdirectory.

% cvs commit filename

3. Mailing List

Committed logs are mailed to ninf-cvs@etl.go.jp. Before committing your change, please join the ninf-cvs ML.

Osamu Tatebe <tatebe@etl.go.jp>

Last modified: Thu Dec 21 10:18:42 JST 2000