Does CSV get installed with the GNU C stuff?
Or is it a separate install?

Richard

Lars Appel wrote:
>
> Mark K wrote...
>
> >The next step is to do your port, test and get things ready for release.
>
> During your porting work, you can always see whether you did
> some modifications to a given file(set) and -if so- what the
> changes compared to the original/older versions are...
>
>  $ cvs status -v somefile.c
>
>  $ cvs diff -u somefile.c
>
> When you commit/checkin working source code versions into the
> cvs repository at certain points in time, you can even perform
> diffs referring to different versions. Here the tags also come
> in handy (Mark used V8_11_3 for the initial check-in)...
>
>  $ cvs diff -u -r V8_11_3 somefile.c
>
> GNU cvs is quite handy to keep track of or undo/redo changes.
>
> Lars.
>
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