- A couple of minor changes.

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<li title="question">Q: How do I build ReactOS Source?</li>
<li title="Answer">
A: Start RosBE and type "make bootcd" or "make livecd" to generate
ReactOS ISO Files from the Source.
ReactOS ISO files from the source.
</li>
<li>&nbsp;</li>
<li title="question">
Q: I have a Multi Core CPU. Can I speed up the build process anyhow?
Q: I have a Multi CPU/Core system. Can I speed up the build process somehow?
</li>
<li title="Answer">
A: Yes, you can. Just use makex instead of make Command. makex checks
for the Number of Cores and optimizes the Processes to that number.
A: Yes, you can. Just use "makex" instead of the "make" Command. "makex"
checks for the number of processors/cores in your system and optimizes
the build according to that number.
</li>
<li>&nbsp;</li>
<li title="question">Q: How/Where can I get the Source Code?</li>
<li title="question">Q: How/Where can I get the ReactOS source code?</li>
<li title="Answer">
A: You could load it via any SVN Client from:
A: You can retrieve it with any SVN client from:
<a href="svn://svn.reactos.org/reactos/trunk/reactos">
svn://svn.reactos.org/reactos/trunk/reactos</a>
&nbsp;RosBE itself has SVN Command Line Client and a lite Variant for newbies called
"ssvn" (SimpleSVN) included. If you want to get the Source Tree, type
"ssvn create" and it copies all Code to the Default Source Folder you
did set while the Setup.
&nbsp;RosBE itself has a SVN command line client and a lite variant for
new users called "ssvn" (SimpleSVN) included. If you want to get the
source tree, type "ssvn create" and it copies all code to the default
source folder you set during installation.
</li>
<li>&nbsp;</li>
<li title="question">Q: How can I update the Source Code?</li>
<li title="question">Q: How can I update the ReactOS source code?</li>
<li title="Answer">A: Just type "ssvn update".</li>
<li>&nbsp;</li>
<li title="Question">
Q: Can I see somewhere if my Source Tree is up to date?
Q: Can I see somewhere if my source tree is up to date?
</li>
<li title="Answer">A: Yes, just type "ssvn status".</li>
<li>&nbsp;</li>
<li title="Question">
Q: My Source Tree seems corrupted / Updating was aborted etc. etc. and now
I cannot update it anymore... What to do?
Q: My source tree seems corrupted / updating was aborted etc... and now
I cannot update it anymore... What can I do?
</li>
<li title="Answer">
A: You need to cleanup it. Type "ssvn cleanup" and wait. After that type
A: You need to clean it up. Type "ssvn cleanup" and wait. After that type
"ssvn update" and it runs again.
</li>
<li>&nbsp;</li>

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* FILE: Tools/buildtime.c
* PURPOSE: Buildtime Counter
* COPYRIGHT: Copyright 2007 KJK::Hyperion
* Copyright 2007 Peter Ward <dralnix@gmail.com>
*
*/
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time_t StartTime, FinishTime;
double TotalTime;
int Hour, Minute, Second;
int ret;
int Status;
//
// Get the command line to pass on.
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//
// Run the program (Status is 1 on failure).
//
ret = system(CommandLineBuffer);
Status = system(CommandLineBuffer);
//
// Grab the finishing timestamp.
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//
free(CommandLineBuffer);
return ret;
return Status;
}

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* FILE: Tools/cpucount.c
* PURPOSE: CPU Core Counter
* COPYRIGHT: Copyright 2007 Christoph von Wittich <Christoph_vW@reactos.org>
* Copyright 2007 Peter Ward <dralnix@gmail.com>
*
*/