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Start TortoiseProc.exe /command:revisiongraph /path:%1 Tortoiserevisiongraph.bat with the following content Start TortoiseProc.exe /command:repobrowser

Tortoisereprobrowser.bat with the following content Start TortoiseProc.exe /command:diff /path:%1 Tortoisediff.bat with the following content There are 3 batch files that must be created and placed in the C:/Aldec/Active-HDL/BIN subfolder

Integrating Active-HDL with Tortoise's tools This will be explained later from within Active-HDL, but for now familiarize yourself with the screen shot below which covers all the options of TortoiseSVN. More options will appear once a folder is under SVN version control. Set the URL field of Repo-browser to point to the link to the repository that was created earlier in CollabNet, like the example below shows. Right-click on it to bring up the URL-field. For this right click on any folder in the file Explorer and bring up Tortoise’s Repo-browser. Open the Windows Explorer program and right-click to see the SVN options as shown below.Ĭonfigure TortoiseSVN to point to the location of the repository. Go to and choose either the 32-bit version or 64-bit version depending upon the type of computer used. The end result should be as shown below.Ĭreate a repository like what is shown below. Install and start CollabNet Subversion Edge as per CollabNet's documentation. To get CollabNet Subversion Server go to and download the latest version of Note: CollabNet and Tortoise software mentioned in this application note are free. TortoiseSVN is a standalone SVN client that augments Active-HDL's client capabilities. Note we will install and use the following revision control software:ĬollabNet Subversion as an SVN server software. SVN Installation and Use with Active-HDL Source Revision Control OverviewĪctive-HDL has the built-in mechanism to interface as a client with the most popular revision control systems such as SVN.