DOC - mention git instead of svn, and mention the bash script instead of the autosync property

Author: robertoostenveld

utilities/ft_compile_mex.m

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 function ft_compile_mex(force)
 
-% FT_COMPILE_MEX can be used for compiling most of the FieldTrip MEX files
-% Note that this function does not put the MEX files in the correct
-% location in the private folders, this is managed by SVN autosync. In case
-% you are not working with SVN and you want to recompile the mex files for
-% your platform, you can find all mex files for your platform and move them
-% to a backup directory that is not on your MATLAB path. Subsequently you
-% can rtun this function to recompile it on your platform with your
-% compiler settings
+% FT_COMPILE_MEX can be used for compiling most of the FieldTrip MEX files Note that
+% this function does not put the MEX files in the correct location in the private
+% folders, this is managed by a Bash script. In case you are not working with Git and
+% you want to recompile the mex files for your platform, you can find all mex files
+% for your platform and move them to a backup directory that is not on your MATLAB
+% path. Subsequently you can rtun this function to recompile it on your platform with
+% your compiler settings
 %
 % The standards procedure for compiling mex files is detailled on
 % http://www.fieldtriptoolbox.org/development/guidelines/code#compiling_mex_files
 %
-% Please note that this script does NOT set up your MEX environment for
-% you, so in case you haven't selected the C compiler on Windows yet, you
-% need to type 'mex -setup' first to choose either the LCC, Borland or
-% Microsoft compiler. If you want to use MinGW, you also need to install
-% Gnumex (http://gnumex.sourceforget.net), which comes with its own
-% procedure for setting up the MEX environment.
+% Please note that this script does NOT set up your MEX environment for you, so in
+% case you haven't selected the C compiler on Windows yet, you need to type 'mex
+% -setup' first to choose either the LCC, Borland or Microsoft compiler. If you want
+% to use MinGW, you also need to install Gnumex (http://gnumex.sourceforget.net),
+% which comes with its own procedure for setting up the MEX environment.
 %
-% The logic in this script is to first build a list of files that actually
-% need compilation for the particular platform that MATLAB is running on,
-% and then to go through that list. Functions are added to the list by
-% giving their destination directory and (relative to that) the name of the
-% source file (without the .c). Optionally, you can specify a list of
-% platform this file needs to be compiled on only, and a list of platforms
-% where you don't compile it on. Finally, you can give extra arguments to
-% the MEX command, e.g., for including other c-sources or giving compiler
-% flags.
+% The logic in this script is to first build a list of files that actually need
+% compilation for the particular platform that MATLAB is running on, and then to go
+% through that list. Functions are added to the list by giving their destination
+% directory and (relative to that) the name of the source file (without the .c).
+% Optionally, you can specify a list of platform this file needs to be compiled on
+% only, and a list of platforms where you don't compile it on. Finally, you can give
+% extra arguments to the MEX command, e.g., for including other c-sources or giving
+% compiler flags.
 %
 % See also MEX