[comp.os.minix] RCS

dono@killer.DALLAS.TX.US (Don OConnell) (01/10/89)

RCS release 3 is still available for free, if you retrieve it yourself over
the UUCP or ARPA net.  If you need a tape, there is a handlig charge of
$100.  In both cases, we need a signed copy of the non-disclosure form
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below, executed by the person who handles your Unix licenses.  Upon receipt
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of the completed form, we will send you detailed instructions on how to
retrieve RCS.  If you also include the handling charge, we will mail a tape
with RCS instead.

The whole package consists of RCS proper, the manual pages for it, and
modified versions of the Unix commands diff and diff3.  If you need more
information on RCS before getting it, read "Design, Implementation, and
Evaluation of a Revision Control System", by Walter Tichy, in Proc. of the
6th Int'l Conference on Software Engineering, Sept. 1982, IEEE.



Walter Tichy
(tichy@cs.purdue.edu, decvax!purdue!tichy)
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To:   Walter Tichy
      Department of Computer Science
      Purdue University
      West Lafayette, IN 47907

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By this letter, we agree to the following:

1. RCS will be used internally only.

2. RCS will not be distributed in any form or by any means without prior
   written permission by the author, Walter Tichy.

3. There are no warranties, express or implied, with regard to materials
   provided.  Accordingly, Purdue assumes no obligation to provide any
   assistance of any kind whatsoever, or to furnish any additional
   materials.

4. Copyright notices and Purdue markings will be preserved in all
   materials originally or substantially provided by Purdue.

5. Purdue will be given credit where appropriate.


It is understood that if we decide to incorporate RCS into a product,
we have to come to a separate licensing arrangement with the author.



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