>Download Development Sources

The most recent development sources for EVITA are available to the public via CVS. For more information on and downloading of CVS, refer to http://www.sourcegear.com/CVS.

Warning: development code is, by it's very nature, unstable. There are likely to be bugs, and it may not even compile. Use at your own risk!

To obtain the most recent development source code, you need to check out the EVITA sources via the EVITA CVS server using the following procedure:

Login to the CVS server:
cvs -d :pserver:anonymous@cvs.evita.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/evita login
  (press return if prompted for a password)
Change to parent directory of where you wish to install the sources (CVS will create a directory called "Evita" in this directory; make sure you have write access); e.g.,
cd /usr/local
Checkout the EVITA sources:
cvs -d :pserver:anonymous@cvs.evita.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/evita checkout Evita
Later, to update your copy of the sources from the archive maintained on the server (this will update the sources you have installed):
cd /usr/local/Evita
cvs update
Note: this "anonymous" CVS access is read-only; i.e., the uploading of changes to the sources is not permitted. The current, and admittedly rudimentary, method of submitting source-code modifications is to email them to fowler@ece.msstate.edu. We hope to expand the set of write-endowed developers soon...


Last update: 15-jan-2004