hello, I'm new to opencores (and SVN). I'm trying to use tortoiseSVN to have a look at the HDLC core. I'm familiar with git, but not with SVN.

I checked the FAQ/SVN page, there's an example on how to do this through command line :

svn co http://opencores.org/ocsvn/smii/smii/trunk

Or with username/pwd :

svn co --username user --password passwd http://opencores.org/ocsvn/smii/smii/trunk

but I'd like to do this with tortoiseSVN on Windows :

Q1 : is this possible?
Q2 : if yes, where do I find the path to the HDLC repository? Is it this : https://opencores.org/project,hdlc

Q3 : do I always need to pass user name and passwd? Do I have to configure this in tortoiseSVN?
Q4 : I'm behind a proxy, do I need to configre this too in tortoiseSVN?

Sure it is.



This might not be very intuitive for new users: the path to a project repo is implied by the project name itself. In your case: https://opencores.org/ocsvn/hdlc/hdlc/trunk
Please note that if you want to check out a tag or a branch, you should replace the /trunk accordingly.



No, if you tell tortoise to remember your credentials.



This you have to find out yourself.

Best,
/:/ OC-team