I have created the repository and imported the files into it.
# svn list $Repos
Path1
Path2
# svn list $Repos/Path1
SubPath1
SubPath2
# svn list $Repos/Path2
SubPath3
SubPath4
I have checked out
$Repos/Path1SubPath1
It contain a Makefile which has a file entry of $Repos/Path2/SubPath4.
How to let Makefile know that pick it from following path of repository
OR
I can say I want to know how to use 'make' with svn command as in svn
repository nothing is visible with 'svn list' command?
Regards, Kapil Aditani
----- Original Message -----
From: "Øyvind A. Holm" <sunny_at_sunbase.org>
To: "Kapil Aditani" <kapil_a_at_thbs.com>
Cc: <users_at_subversion.tigris.org>
Sent: Monday, August 11, 2008 12:33 PM
Subject: Re: Help regarding custom makefile
On 2008-08-11 10:11:52, Kapil Aditani wrote:
> I am new to SVN and have installed it few days back only. I want to
> use custom make file which uses some PATH variables to be present in
> environment. Before this I was using cvs whose directory structure was
> directly visible. Can you suggest me how to set these environment
> variable so that my custom makefile should be able toread from svn
> repository.
If you're going to compile it on a Unixy OS, you can probably do
something like
$ PATH=your:new:path ./configure --foo --bar
$ PATH=your:new:path make
$ PATH=your:new:path make install
if you're using bash(1). It's untested, but it should execute the
command with your new PATH defined. If you're compiling for MS Windows
(I see you're using MS Outlook), I'm sorry to say I haven't got the
faintest clue.
Øyvind
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