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Bo Berglund wrote: >So what we have tried to do is this: >In the main project folder we create a batch file we call >dependentfiles.bat. This contains a bunch of cvs checkout commands >that when run will create a number of folders *below* the main project >folder containing the shared code (these are sources, not compiled >binaries). > >When someone checks out the main project he will also get the batch >file and the first thing he has to do is execute that. When that is >done he has all the files needed for the project inside the main >project folder. >Note that the batch file is done such that it checks out only those >files that are actually needed from the shared modules. > We also used this approach previously, but have found that using "cvs import" is a superior solution - after all, cvs import was designed for tracking third-party sources. -Torsten