08-13-2013, 04:41 AM
Also, if you want to do update just one of your native library, (let's say "native") then you can do by:
and then
It helps in those scenarios where you've got one of native library directly from github instead of cloning it from Git Bash. In my case, I downloaded the entire ffmpeg library from github at a time when I compile for a first time, so updating submodule was giving me error that ffmpeg is already present there. It saved a lot of my time, else i would have to update submodule from the start again.
Code:
cd /c/programming/ppsspp/native/and then
Code:
git pull -v --progress "origin"It helps in those scenarios where you've got one of native library directly from github instead of cloning it from Git Bash. In my case, I downloaded the entire ffmpeg library from github at a time when I compile for a first time, so updating submodule was giving me error that ffmpeg is already present there. It saved a lot of my time, else i would have to update submodule from the start again.

