Concise example of how to create a new project using the ~g and ~h directories
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[cohn@lion ~/g]$ cd ~/g
g> pwd
/afs/cs.cmu.edu/project/learn/group

g> ./mkdirlib gdspectral learn-88
Setting up gdspectral on volume learn-88....

Importing gdspectral as a CVS module...
N gdspectral/Makefile

No conflicts created by this import

Building CVS state in gdspectral/CVS...
cvs checkout: Updating gdspectral
U gdspectral/Makefile
Cleaning up working directories...
Hiding all trace any of the CVS stuff has been done....

Okay, gdspectral and gdspectral/obj/* have been set up.
    
  * If you need to delete these directories later, use:  rmdirlib gdspectral
    
  * The storage for these directories is on volume learn/learn-88.
    
  * See ~/g/README for documentation on the directory structure.

  * There is a CVS module named gdspectral now (just with Makefile in it for now).

  * Don't forget to "cvs add" all your new source files!

g> echo "learn-88 is one of Andrew's random afs volumes"
learn-88 is one of Andrew's random afs volumes

 
g> cd ~/h

h> ./localize-dirlib gdspectral
Running: .g/localize-dirlib gdspectral
Doing CVS checkout...
cvs checkout: Updating gdspectral
U gdspectral/Makefile

h> cp gdstraw/main.c gdspectral/

h> cd gdspectral
gdspectral> cvs add main.c
cvs add: scheduling file `main.c' for addition
cvs add: use 'cvs commit' to add this file permanently
gdspectral>