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> I get the @DLLEXT@ problem also.
It should be fixed.
> I find configure scripts a nightmare to read
Yeah - That's why the are autogenerated ...
> if this is fixed on the CVS version, could someone tell me:
It is fixed in CVS and should as well be in the most recent snaps.
It is rumored, that the original problem (setting the extension to .dll
on windows) isn't fixed, but on Linux it should work again.
> a) how to use CVS,
This is explained very detailed on our website. Just follow the instructions
there step by step.
> especially dealing with how to use it from behind a socks proxy
I don't know, if that is possible. If you have any problems with it, I'd
suggest to just stick to snapshots and patches.
> c) does cvs send me a nice tarball, or billions of little files?
It sends you the whole source tree, recursively. Basically you get the
same as after unpacking a snapshot, plus a few administrative files in
subdirectories named 'CVS'. The benefit of CVS is, that it has "automagic"
diff and patch features, so that you can update quickly in both directions.
CU, ANdy
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