Checking out an existing PhAB project from CVS

To check out an existing PhAB project from CVS:

Select an import source from CVS > Projects .
Click Next.
In the Checkout Project from CVS Repository window, select an existing repository location, or create a new location. If you choose an existing location, select Use existing repository location.
Click Next.
In the Select Module window, enter a module name, or choose an existing module by selecting Use an existing module, and then browse the modules in the repository.
Click Next.
In the Check Out As window, select Check out as a project in the workspace.
Click Next.
In the Check Out As window, if not already checked, select Use default workspace location.
Click Next.
In the Select tag window, click Finish.

Note: If you check a project out from CVS by using the New Project wizard, and you choose only one CPU with both debug and release versions, then when the wizard is done, the debug variant is always unchecked for SH, PPC, and x86. In addition, while the project is being checked out, a message shows indicating The file has been changed on the file system, do you want to load the changes?, but it doesn't indicate which file was changed.

You can connect to a Photon session from a Windows or QNX Neutrino host machine and run your Photon program as if you were sitting in front of the target machine. Photon appears in a phindows window on your Windows host or in a phditto window on your QNX Neutrino host.

The remote Photon session runs independently of your host. For example, the clipboards don't interact, and you can't drag-and-drop files between the two machines. The phindows and phditto utilities transmit your mouse and keyboard input to Photon and show the resulting state of your Photon session as a bitmap on your host machine.

Before you run a remote Photon session on a Windows host, you must first prepare your target machine. For details, see the Connecting with Phindows section in the Preparing Your Target chapter.