dan@kfw.COM (Dan Mick) (01/30/91)
Does anyone know of other source code control systems besides the following? SCCS RCS CVS (built on top of RCS) Is anyone doing research on SCCS-type systems, only better? Where? Any leads at all appreciated; email to dan@kfw.com or ...uunet!charyb!dan. In particular, I'm looking for a way to sensibly and compactly maintain several different "standard" versions of a project, all of which share some common code but that change independently of the common code. Sure, I could do it with makefiles, but I'd like the control and reporting of a meta-RCS, if such a thing exists.
dan@kfw.COM (Dan Mick) (01/31/91)
In article <1991Jan30.012755.24953@kfw.COM> I asked: >Does anyone know of other source code control systems besides the following? > >SCCS >RCS >CVS (built on top of RCS) Well, after examining the paper on CVS, I see it mentions "shape" from comp.sources.unix/volume19; I'll take a look at that too. However: I'd still like to hear from someone else... Has anyone used a thing presented by Andy Glew as "Boxes, Links, and Parallel Trees: Elements of a Configuration Management System"? Does anyone have Andy Glew's current net address?