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1.2     ! noro        1: $OpenXM$
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1.1       noro        3: Getting the whole source tree by CVSup (written by Ohara)
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1.2     ! noro        5: CVSup is free software, and the source code and the binaries can be
1.1       noro        6: obtained from the following URL:
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1.2     ! noro        8: http://www.cvsup.org
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        !            10: On FreeBSD, you can install cvsup from packages.
1.1       noro       11:
                     12: While you can get any specified version of the source with the
                     13: usual cvs, you can get only the latest source code by using CVSup.
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                     15: After installing CVSup, decide a directory for putting OpenXM source
1.2     ! noro       16: tree and a working directory for CVSup.  For example, let these
        !            17: directories be /home/ohara/openxm and /home/ohara/tmp.  You have to
        !            18: create these directories in advance.  Then create a file
        !            19: 'openxm-supfile' containing the following lines:
1.1       noro       20:
                     21: *default host=cvsup.math.sci.kobe-u.ac.jp
                     22: *default base=/home/ohara/tmp
                     23: *default prefix=/home/ohara/openxm
                     24: *default release=cvs tag=.
                     25: *default delete use-rel-suffix
                     26: *default compress
                     27: openxm
                     28: openxm-contrib
                     29: openxm-contrib2
                     30:
                     31: Then execute cvsup as follows:
                     32:
                     33: % cvsup -g openxm-supfile
                     34:
                     35: where '-g' option indicates disabling GUI. You will get the whole
                     36: source tree in /home/ohara/openxm. Once you have the source tree, you
                     37: can update it by executing the same command.