Command: svn log -l 5 /honme/yasi//openssl-test/main.cpp 5 means the version records of the last 5 submissions. If you change it to 100, it will be the latest 100 version submission records. You can use the command line or use the built-in svn plug-in in eclipse to view historical submitted versions.
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Command: svn log -l 5 /honme/yasi//openssl-test/main.cpp
5 means the version records of the last 5 submissions. If you change it to 100, it will be the latest 100 version submission records. You can use the command line or use the built-in svn plug-in in eclipse to view historical submitted versions.