Every time I am updating now it takes ages (I have to
abort it) because there is a huge file in windows_dlls,
liblo.a.

I've been looking everywhere in the CVS man page how to
avoid pulling it, but I can't seem to be able to do it. Can
this
file be taken off CVS or put somewhere else separate?
I'm on dial-up in the evenings and this is a nuisance.

Thanks

Victor


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Victor Lazzarini wrote:

> I've been looking everywhere in the CVS man page how to
> avoid pulling it, but I can't seem to be able to do it. Can
> this file be taken off CVS or put somewhere else separate?

I think it could be moved to the snapshots module. By the way,
it would be useful to have headers and precompiled DLLs of the
various libraries needed to build Csound.


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Don't know if anyone else has noticed this since files beginning with '.'
are invisible on Unix (but not Macs!), but there are a number of files named
.cvsignore in the Csound 4 CVS repository.  It would be nice if they could
be removed so that I do not have to manually remove them when making a
release package.

:)

Anthony

On 7/7/05 2:02 PM, Steven Yi  etched in stone:

> I think you should be able to create a file called ".cvsignore" and
> put it in the windows_dll folder. In the file you can list by name or
> use wildcards for files you don't want.  You should probably also add
> ".cvsignore" in the file itself so that CVS does not try to check in
> the .cvsignore file.  (I think this is correct, but you may need to
> check online.)



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