Fox Subversion information

• The ObjCryst++ and Fox source code is stored in a Subversion (aka. svn) repository. This is were you should get the source code if you want to test the latest Fox developments, without waiting for snaphsots.

  You can browse the svn repository.

  You can find more information about the ObjCryst++/Fox svn repository on the subversion project page.

Getting Fox from the subversion repository

• It is recommended to start from a full source distribution (Fox-(version).tar.bz2) of Fox to get the latest svn version. The .svn directories are included, so you can easily update, simply by doing an svn update from the top of the directory. But most importantly, you are certain to get all the required librairies (boost, cctbx, newmat, wxwidgets) correctly packaged. However, you can still check the source code directly from the svn repository using:

svn co https://objcryst.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/objcryst/trunk
mv trunk Fox
cd Fox/Fox
ln -s gnu.mak Makefile                   # for Linux (for MacOS X, use macosx.mak)
cd ../ObjCryst
ln -s rules-gnu.mak rules.mak            # for Linux

• This does not provide the boost, cctbx, newmat, freeglut, and wxWidgets libraries.

Updating from svn repository

Simply doing svn update from the top Fox directory will update you to the latest version.