Thanks for your reply and suggestion. A couple of questions, comments below:
> I think people really want to use svk for their day-to-day work, because > 1. such diffs are then local operations > 2. you can have local branches which you can use instead of having > N checked out modified trees. How are sync handled ? that is to say, how much time will it take to do the update and how frequently do I need to do them. How is diff -rHEAD handled with svk if my check out/database isn't synced ? Also, I guess that would mean having 8.5 gigs dedicated to the GCC rep (without talking about the check outs and builds) on my machine. I know that disk space is cheap, but I would need to build a new laptop or reformat my drive in order to achieve that... And still, having 10gigs less on a laptop's hard drive is quite annoying. Arno
