dsims@uceng.UC.EDU (david l sims) (06/21/91)
Howdy! I'm looking for references to source code control systems. I'm aware of SCCS and RCS on Unix systems. Are there any "syntax-directed" source code control systems that might, for example, work specifically with C programs? References to published papers or brief descriptions of actual software products would be most appreciated! I will summarize if there is interest. Thanks! -- David Sims, dsims@uceng.uc.edu
alan@cwi.UUCP (Alan Wright ) (06/22/91)
In article <1991Jun21.133046.296@uceng.UC.EDU>, dsims@uceng.UC.EDU (david l sims) writes: > Howdy! > > I'm looking for references to source code control systems. I'm aware > of SCCS and RCS on Unix systems. Are there any "syntax-directed" source > code control systems that might, for example, work specifically with > C programs? By this do you mean language-oriented source control systems, or something else? By this I mean a system which obtains and utilizes knowledge of the code (by actually parsing it) to assist with configuration management or other development tasks. If this is indeed what you have in mind, I would also like to hear about such systems. I suspect that on the commercial side the only real progress in this area would involve languages such as Ada and Eiffel, rather than e.g. C or C++. > References to published papers or brief descriptions of actual software > products would be most appreciated! I will summarize if there is interest. I'm interested, so please summarize.