Mark Knecht wrote:
First pull out from CVS any version at all. Instructions at cvs.winehq.org. This is typically done using:Hi, I'm debugging an audio problem that started sometime post wine-20040505. That release works fine, but running under wine-20040615 the program fails. Looking at the Changelog for 0615 it says that 'lots of audio bugs were fixed'. Probably true, but it looks like one was created.
So, how can I download Wine for a specific date? Say wine-20040525. I tried to figure out these CVS commands but it isn't working.
Thanks,
Mark
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cvs -d :pserver:cvs@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx:/home/wine login
(password is cvs)
cvs -d :pserver:cvs@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx:/home/wine co wine
This will create a directory called "wine" in which the sources are extracted. You don't have to wait until they are all extracted. It's just important to get the directory out so that the CVS root is set correctly.
Next, go to the newly created directory. Run "cvs up -Pd -D 20-may-2004". Compile. Test. If it's working, split the difference between 20-may and 15-jun and try again. If not, split the difference between 20-may and 5-may and try again. Repeat until you find what patch broke your program.
You are also invited to read http://winehq.org/site/docs/wine-devel/cvs-regression for another perspective.
Shachar
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