Re: BSD net stack

On 2005-07-21 at 17:52:31 [+0200], Philippe Houdoin wrote:
[...]
> I've to read how to create a branch locally, as until the port is completed 
> we
> can't dump the current src/add-ons/kernel/network/* code. But the prot will
> replace most of it.
> Anyone used to "svn copy" usage?

It works just like "cp". If there're more than a few files to copy you 
probably want to use two repository location URLs to speed up the process 
(BeOS/BFS is no fun here).

> Or maybe we should just do it under src/tests/kits/net/freebsdstack?

Please don't.

Please create a directory haiku/branches/team/network, which can serve as 
your team's playground. It's contents is completely up to you. You will 
probably want to have subdirectories that mirror the structure of the network 
related parts of the trunk, so that you can simply use "svn switch" to blend 
them into your checked out working copy.

For more info on the svn commands: they all accept the "--help" option. And 
the SVN Book provides more detailed info. Also on topics like using a vendor 
branch (a thing you should consider when working with third party code).

CU, Ingo


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