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The version number is stored in include/CGAL/config.h.
The RELEASEDIR is the place where the new release will be created.
The ALLPACKAGESDIR is the directory that contains the checked out packages from the CVS. Could be a taged version (<<current_submission>>) or some other version.
The SCRIPTSDIR is the place where you have the create_makefile script. This script you can take it from CVS/Scripts/scripts/create_makefile. You need this script to create the default makefiles for examples and tests.
The ALLPACKAGESDIR is the directory that contains the checked out packages
from the CVS. Could be a taged version (<<current_submission>>) or some
other version.
The SCRIPTSDIR is the place where you have the create_makefile script.
This script you can take it from CVS/Scripts/scripts/create_makefile.
You need this script to create the default makefiles for examples and
tests.
The LOCKFILE is some file used by lockfile command as a mutex.
The PACKAGESFILE is the file that contains a list of the packages you want to include in this release. In fact it is a filter for packages you have in ALLPACKAGESDIR. There is one file that is used to create the CGAL internal release in CVS/Maintenance/release_building/include_in_release. You can take that one too.
The PACKAGESFILE is the file that contains a list of the packages you want
to include in this release. In fact it is a filter for packages you have
in ALLPACKAGESDIR. There is one file that is used to create the CGAL
internal release in CVS/Maintenance/release_building/include_in_release.
You can take that one too.
Example of how to use the script:
>cvs -q co -P -r current_submission All