8 messages in com.perforce.perforce-userMoving to perforce
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Koht...@ntc.nokia.com18 Dec 1997 13:58 
Robe...@SCRAP.de18 Dec 1997 23:13 
Mark...@glyphic.com19 Dec 1997 09:36 
Mark...@glyphic.com19 Dec 1997 09:38 
Gerd...@bitart.com19 Dec 1997 14:04 
Robe...@SCRAP.de20 Dec 1997 03:25 
nic...@aperture.comnickp21 Dec 1997 09:24 
Neil...@c-side.com21 Dec 1997 23:38 
Subject:Moving to perforce
From:Neil...@c-side.com (Neil@c-side.com)
Date:12/21/1997 11:38:11 PM
List:com.perforce.perforce-user

On Sun, Dec 21, 1997 at 05:25:18PM +0000, nickp at aperture.com wrote:

I'm not sure, but I believe you can use the 'C4' command in a similar way under Unix.

Actually, I wrote C4 to allow me to have a client that had all files writable, so I could change files adhoc and have C4 figure what had happened, like CVS does. It turns out that there are only a few changes to get C4 to do "make the depot look like this". I will release an updated version of C4 (version 1.1) in the next few weeks that will allow you to do something like:

p4 get - Get all files into a client (make "have" right) rm -rf ... - Remove the client cpio ... - Replace the client with another tree c4 update -ad - Do any "p4 add", "p4 edit" and "p4 delete" commands to make the depot look like the new tree. p4 submit - Submit.

This will be used to help convert the several gigabytes of RCS'd source code we have at Auspex Systems into a several hundred megabyte (hopefully) P4 depot.

--- Neil Russell caret at c-side.com