Access the Tol CVS
You can get the most recent version of all source code and documentation through the CVS. There are four projects by now, all of which are described below:
| module | description |
| Tol | In this repository all Tol source code is stored, including the tolcon. Tolcon is the TOL console for all Windows and Unix/Linux operating systems. |
| Toltcl | Toltcl repository includes all code which allows Tol to be used as a Tcl package. This package can then be used by Tolbase, the graphical front end for Tol. |
| Tolbase | Tolbase is the graphical front-end for Tol. It is developed in Tcl/Tk and acts as an extension to Tol language, giving the user great power over Tol objects, and including many tool to improve productivity. |
| Toldoc | This is the documentation project for Tol and all of it's components. In this repository you can find all Tol related documents in their very recent status. If you are not involved in the Tol project developing community, you can also follow all document's evolution through the TOL mailing lists. |
Software to access the CVS
To access the CVS on which all latest source code is stored, you need to install the cvs client software.
A CVS console-based client is usually included in most Linux distributions, but you may need to download it if you are using a different operating system, like Windows or Mac OS X, or if you are interested in a more productive CVS graphical frontend. You can find a bunch of these CVS clients in Ximbiot CVS Clients wiki page.
Anonymous or registered access?
There are two ways to access Tol's CVS source code: Using an anonymous user or a registered one.
If you want to get a copy of the latest source code version of any project, it is not really necessary to have a registered user to access the CVS source code. Just use an anonymous account and you are there!
If you are interested in helping the project developing by creating an extension, any algorythm, helping with the documenting or translating, get in touch with the Tol Development Team through 'devel' at 'tol-project.org'.
To configure CVS access using any user, take a look at the "registered users under [your OS]" link on the right of this page.
