The server contains two different types of CVS objects: projects and
utility libraries. Projects contain a top-level automatic build root while
utility libraries contain only a per-library Makefile.am.
The intent of this split is that a utility library can be used in multiple
projects without the revision control going totally insane. The price
to be paid for this benefit is that initial checkouts of project
source code can involve checkouts of individual utility
libraries.
Utility Libs
- uxUtils - UNIX system utilities
- CBuffer - a class to manage a text buffer
- SplitBuffer - a subclass of CBuffer which splits into
fields
- NetHost - a base class for network connections
- NetClient - a client connection endpoint
- NetServer - a server connection endpoint
Projects
- StatMon - remote systems monitoring daemons and libs
- checkout sequence:
cvs checkout StatMon
cd StatMon/src
cvs checkout uxUtils
Karlis Kaugars
Last modified: Fri Jan 18 11:14:21 EST 2002