But not as a library, right?
As it is plain C, is it possible to use it in a new project? I was thinking about a GUI program that uses GIT for your repositories, something like SmartGit.
SimpleGit. SmartGit. One is more intelligent than the other but it's still a Git. :-D
Anyway, we have a port of CMake, it should be on the Depot. In any case CMake files are easily understood and one could use an IDE like CodeBench to recreate a Makefile. Given most depends at any time a an -llibdependon in some compile flags I wonder why these things get so complicated. :-)
Libgit2 is used in SimpleGit:
http://os4depot.net/index.php?function=showfile&file=development/utility/sgit.lha
But not as a library, right?
As it is plain C, is it possible to use it in a new project? I was thinking about a GUI program that uses GIT for your repositories, something like SmartGit.
You could try building the library yourself.
If you're lucky it could be as simple as:
sh configure
gmake
Edit:
Looking at the source code I see it is using cmake. So forget what I wrote above about it maybe being simple :-(.
You could try contacting Sebastian Bauer, the author of simplegit, and ask if he can send you a ready made compile of libgit2.
Thank you for your reply...
SimpleGit. SmartGit. One is more intelligent than the other but it's still a Git. :-D
Anyway, we have a port of CMake, it should be on the Depot. In any case CMake files are easily understood and one could use an IDE like CodeBench to recreate a Makefile. Given most depends at any time a an -llibdependon in some compile flags I wonder why these things get so complicated. :-)