Re: running cvs

[Lukas Loehrer <listaddr1@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Robert,

you will have to wait until cvs checkout is finished. This can take
several minutes. Emacspeak will announce when it is done. I think you
can ignore the SOURCEFORGE-README file .

Just change to ~/sourceforge.net/cvs-emacspeak/emacspeak
and do:

./configure --prefix=(somewhere safe)
make emacspeak
make install

You only have read access to the cvs repository with the annonymous
account, so there is no reason to warry about making a mistake.

Hope this helped, Lukas

Robert D. Crawford writes ("running cvs "):
> I used the emacspeak-cvs-get-anonymous wizard to fetch the latest
> emacspeak.  In reading the documents in the top-level directory, I saw
> the SOURCEFORGE.README file.    In it it says:
> 
> Note that the working version of emacspeak is found under
> cvs directory emacspeak 
> 
> I looked in the cvs directory, but I did not see an emacspeak
> directory.  Am I not understanding what is meant here?
> 
> This is my first time using cvs and I am a little afraid.  I did google
> and search the list archives, but saw nothing apropos.
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> rdc
> 
> 
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