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Coding: A quick note on how to check things out in a subversion version controled repository
Sun, 28 Aug 2005

I'm still using CVS (and occasionally RCS) for my version control madness, though a lot of folks have switched over to any number of tools from the plethora now available, such as darcs and subversion. CVS is quite mature and is the norm for most open source projects such as BSD and Linux, and is used with SourceForge. As such, dozens of tutorials exist and many or most developers know how to scrape by. With all the newer tools out there, you don't always remember off the top of your head how to get some data out of them. I had to look up the command to check something out of subversion, so thought I'd let you know..

Should you wish to check out the PSP version of SDL, do so like this:

svn co svn://svn.pspdev.org/psp/trunk/SDL

Good luck, my friends in Louisana!

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