If you want to add new features to WinCVS, you need to compile WinCVS yourself. The simple step of compilation. (Windows 2000, the path is only example, you can follow your own modification) 1. Download WinCvs13b17-2_src.zip, expand A directory (you can download Source Doc, see instructions for each file) 2. Download and install Python 2.3.3 or other versions (including source code) 3. Download TCL source package: http://www.scriptics.com this version of this version WinCVS requires the source code of TCL 8.3.5, do not use 8.4.x source code 4. Install VC 6.0 (installation debug version and Unicode version of modules) 5. Upgrade VC 6.0, install SP5 or SP66. Install / upgrade Platform SDK, At least install Core SDK, you may need Internet Explorer SDK http://www.microsoft.com/msdownload/platformsdk/sdkupdate/ After a long download, the installation is installed. 7. Run the Register SDK Directory to VC LIB Path in the SDK program group. ..8. Run VC 6, add Python's header file, such as C: / Python23 / include, for example, increase the header file, such as path E: /PRG/TCl8.3.5/Generic if not joined SDK's include, you can manually join 9. Open WinCVS Workspace, E: / PRG / WINCVS13B17-2_SRC / WinCVS WinCVS.DSW Select Active Configuration for WinCVS Win32 Release Compile, you should compile WinCvs.exe if you want to compile debugging Version WinCVS, pay attention to the installation debug version of the DLL when installing VC , (unicode's DLL also needs)
--- In fact, I didn't install the unicode's part, so I had to configure it when I compiled, and of course I installed.