Public Mercurial Repository

[Michael Pavone]

I've created a public repository for the Rhope source code using the
Mercurial VCS. I still have some changes scattered about that I need
to push to the repository, but it already contains a few useful
bugfixes over the Alpha 2a release as well as the code for the
compiler I'm working on. The compiler still has a ways to go before it
can actually compile anything, but the new lexical analyzer is working
and the new parser is getting close to completion as well.

You can browse the repository by pointing your browser at
http://rhope.retrodev.com:8000/main
You might find a few broken links as the web server configuration
needs a little adjusting, but it's mostly functional

If you have mercurial installed you can use the following command to
create a local clone:
hg clone http://rhope.retrodev.com:8000/main <nameofdir>
where <nameofdir> is the directory name you want to store your clone
of the repository in

If anyone is interested in contributing, send me an e-mail mentioning
what you want to work on and I can set you up with push access.

Mike Pavone

[Michael Pavone]

> If anyone is interested in contributing, send me an e-mail mentioning
> what you want to work on and I can set you up with push access.

I should mention that since mercurial is a distributed VCS, you don't
really need push access to contribute. You can set up your own public
clone of the repository and I can pull changes from that clone into
the "official" repository. That said, if someone wants to contribute
and doesn't want to go to the trouble of setting up a public
repository I don't have a problem granting push access to the
repository I'm hosting.