The public GIT repository
A public GIT repository can be accessed to get the latest development
version of FoCaLiZe. However, its content is not bullet-proof and may
be unstable at some times. It reflects the real-time state of FoCaLiZe
and may bring fixes and features not available in previous releases
and that will be part of the next release.
To clone the current FoCaLiZe GIT repository, invoke:
git clone http://focalize.inria.fr/focalize.git
This will create a focalize repository in your current directory.
Once cloned, it is possible to fetch updates with the usual GIT
commands (essentially git pull origin master). Note that
this access being public, it doesn't allow pushing (i.e. submitting)
modifications done in the sources tree.
Since Zenon is now in a separate GIT repository, it must be cloned apart in
the FoCaLiZe directory. Hence, once FoCaLiZe is cloned, go inside its base
directory (cd focalize) and clone Zenon by invoking:
git clone http://focalize.inria.fr/zenon.git
This will create a zenon repository in your
focalize directory.