Developer Information

Anonymous CVS read-only access is available for the DB2LaTeX project. Follow the following instructions:

baldrick(/opt/sgml/xsl)% cvs -z3
      -d:pserver:anonymous@cvs.db2latex.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/db2latex
      login baldrick(/opt/sgml/xsl)% cvs -z3
      -d:pserver:anonymous@cvs.db2latex.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/db2latex co
      db2latex baldrick(/opt/sgml/xsl)% cvs -z3
      -d:pserver:anonymous@cvs.db2latex.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/db2latex
      logout (Logging out of anonymous@cvs.db2latex.sourceforge.net)

Developer (full) CVS access is available for the DB2LaTeX project upon request.

baldrick(/opt/sgml/xsl)% export CVS_RSH=ssh
      baldrick(/opt/sgml/xsl)% cvs -z3
      -d:ext:rcasellas@cvs.db2latex.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/db2latex co
      db2latex rcasellas@cvs.db2latex.sourceforge.net's password: xxxxxyxxxx
      cvs server: Updating db2latex...

	Important
	Do not forget to export (setenv in C-sh) the CVS_RSH variable. Otherwise, sourceforge will close the connection without further notice. (Yes, it happened to me too :)

A GNUmakefile is provided. It can build the DB2LaTeX documentation and packages. Within the admin, xsl/sample and contrib directories you will find further Makefiles. Some are accompanied by README files or help targets. There is also a top-level ./configure script that will set up Makefile.local files for you (currently, this is only known to work with xsltproc and Saxon). For regenerating the localisation files, you will need access to the Internet or gentext CVS checkouts.