All commands are from the Konsole, which you can start by pressing Alt-F2 and typing "Konsole" followed by enter
1) Mount repository network drive
cd bin
./mount_drives
(enter network drive password when prompted)
3) Navigate to the directory where you will create this project
cd ~/development
2) Find the program of interest in the repository
(Linux has a very useful shortcut for recalling commands - press the up arrow to start with a past command and edit from there)
svn ls file:///mnt/gssrepos/repos
(scroll through the list until you find the project you want to run and replace project_name below with that project)
svn ls file:///mnt/gssrepos/repos/project_name
(you should see branches/ tags/ trunk)
svn ls file:///mnt/gssrepos/repository/project_name/branches
(you should see project_name_wc)
svn ls file:///mnt/gssrepos/repos/project_name/branches/project_name_wc
(you should see a list of files and directories)
3) Check the program out of the repository
svn co file:///mnt/gssrepos/repos/project_name/branches/project_name_wc
4) Go to the directory where the program is located
cd project_name_wc
5) Determine which type of build environment is required
ls
(look one of the following files:
CMakeLists.txt - build with cmake
Makefile - if a user interface build with qmake
If you are unsure, you could try either option or ask for help)
6) Build with cmake
cmake
make clean
make -j2 (or replace 2 with the number of processing cores on your computer)
7) Build with qmake
qmake
(if qmake gives as error WARNING:Failure to find: revision.h try running ./linux_svn_version.sh then repeat qmake)
make clean
make -j2 ( or replace 2 with the number of processing cores on your computer)
8) Run the program
ls
(you should see a file in green with a name that is probably similar to project_name)
./green_file (where green_file is the name of the program from the step above)
