jackson@dfsun1.electro.swri.edu (Keith Jackson) (07/11/90)
In some article I wrote:
) > does anyone know of a version control system such as RCS or SCCS
) > for the PC (preferably compatable with one of the two?)
)
) From: andy@mks.com (Andy Toy)
) MKS RCS is available for DOS, OS/2 and 386 Unixes. For more
) information, send mail to `inquiry@mks.com'.
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) From: maxwell!swrinde!imagen.imagen.com!glenn (Glenn Boozer)
)
) MKS is rcs and/or sccs compatable. I forget which.
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) From: t-rayc@microsoft.UUCP
)
) I have a GNURCS, but it's huge (330K after ZIPping). The documentation
) is in Japanese, too.
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) From: keshava%ccwf@relay.cs.net
)
) At a previous job, we used the Polytron Version Control System (PCVS)
) written by Polytron. They also sell Poly Make. You can networked and
) stand alone versions.
)
) I've never used rcs/sccs, but PCVS was cumbersome but good. It was
) cumbersome because the PC is not well adapted for such things. It was
) good because we created makefiles to manage over 150 modules and 20
) versions using PCVS. It's worth considering.
Thanks for the responses.
Now, can anyone tell me if GNU sources are available on any BBS?
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