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[pjcast]

Just for reference sake, here is the page describing how to grab OIS from cvs.
http://sourceforge.net/cvs/?group_id=149835

[Klaim]

Hello!

I'm currently setting my project svn to get the libs I use directly from the lib developper's svn (getting a tagged version instead of trunk) by using svn externals properties.

OIS is the only lib I cannot currently get by the external property because it's on CVS...

Will there be any svn copy of the current cvs?

[pjcast]

I haven't really planed on doing that, but perhaps I can migrate to SVN for OIS.

[Klaim]

If you don't mind and it don't take you too much time, that would at least help my project

I know that there is a tool to put a full  cvs history to a new svn, but i never used it. I know it can take a lot of time if you have a big commit history... but at least it's automatic.

[scanmaster_k]

Hi, I can't gain access to the cvs, I come to a log in window, press enter and it fails.
Im using tortoise cvs and
cvs -d:pserver:anonymous@wgois.cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/wgois login
to login, is it me or something else?


Thanks
Krister

[pjcast]

You actually don't need to login to use CVS.

Try just:
cvs -z3 -d:pserver:anonymous@wgois.cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/wgois co -P ois

[tdev]

could you please convert to SVN? this is the only project where i have to use CVS to get the latest stuff.

maybe convert the 1_2 branch to a google code project?
http://code.google.com/hosting/

if you dont have time to do this, i could open the project for you there as well.

[tdev]

so i stripped the buildsystems from the 1_2 branch and replaced them with cmake: http://thomasfischer.biz/?p=351

[pjcast]

I'm not really sure how I feel about CMAKE. I've used it elsewhere (OGRE, other things)...

I don't think I would really want to fiddle with it for things that are already working OK (XCode, Autotools). Though, I would be willing to perhaps offer it as an option for compiling/building project files. If it could work side-by-side with current project files already in CVS.

[tdev]

I'm not really sure how I feel about CMAKE. I've used it elsewhere (OGRE, other things)...

I don't think I would really want to fiddle with it for things that are already working OK (XCode, Autotools). Though, I would be willing to perhaps offer it as an option for compiling/building project files. If it could work side-by-side with current project files already in CVS.

now that you are using SVN, i will happily provide a cmake buildsystem (-patch) for you

also, i have fired up a new redmine instance: http://redmine.rigsofrods.org/projects/ois
if you want to use it, let me know and register  there and you will get manager rights for the project.

thank you for switching to svn

[dermont]

I'm not really sure how I feel about CMAKE. I've used it elsewhere (OGRE, other things)...

I don't think I would really want to fiddle with it for things that are already working OK (XCode, Autotools). Though, I would be willing to perhaps offer it as an option for compiling/building project files. If it could work side-by-side with current project files already in CVS.

For svn (revision 5) I think you need to run dos2unix on bootstrap, configure.ac and the Makefile.am's to convert to Unix line-endings. I can post a patch if you want. Hopefully you will still retain the autotools build.  

Edit: submitted patch to tracker.

[pjcast]

Thanks for the feedback. Line endings are committed and Linux code compiles and runs fine here now.

Yes, I plan to keep the autotools. I do not see getting rid of them, they work fine as is.. and do work in cross compilation situations as well. Not sure how cmake fairs there.

Though, I may add a cmake folder to make alternative project files and then just keep the three latest: Xcode, VC9, autotools.

[dermont]

Yes, I plan to keep the autotools. I do not see getting rid of them, they work fine as is.. and do work in cross compilation situations as well. Not sure how cmake fairs there.

In general CMake works pretty well for cross-compiling. On Linux when cross-compiling for MingW there are some case sensitivity issues with the OIS headers.
 
https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&aid=2980899&group_id=149835&atid=775955