lance@hermix.UUCP (Lance Ellinghouse) (02/11/91)
Does anyone know where I can get a version of SCCS that runs under DOS and that is 100% compatible with the UNIX version?? What we want to do is use NFS and mount a UNIX partition and make the source code available to DOS and UNIX and allow people on DOS and UNIX to edit the files using SCCS as the access control.. Please respond via E-mail since I normally don't read this group. Thanks, Lance Ellinghouse ----------------------------- |Lance Ellinghouse | |Mark V Systems, Ltd. | |hermix!lance@anes.ucla.edu | -----------------------------
john@hpnmdla.HP.COM (John McLaughlin) (02/13/91)
Actually while we are on this note I am looking for a SCCS or RCS package that will work on dos period. It does not have to be Compatible with the unix version or anything it just has to work. I tried using 'RCS' from simtel20 and it seems to work fine with almost everything except that it expected 'diff' to be present (which was not included in the package) When I did find a unix compatible version of diff for dos but rcsdiff which is called by ci calls diff with the -n -a options which are not supported... So to make a short story long does anyone know of a Revision Control system (via simtel20, compu$erve, ftp, etc...) which works and I can get a copy of? Thanks!! - John McLaughlin
kooijman@duteca (Richard Kooijman) (02/13/91)
john@hpnmdla.HP.COM (John McLaughlin) writes: >Actually while we are on this note I am looking for a >SCCS or RCS package that will work on dos period. It does Well, at the same place you got RCS, there is also a good diff. RCS is in mirrors/msdos/pgmutl and the diff is in mirrors/msdos/gnuish , which also has some more UNIX-like utilities from GNU for MS-DOS. This combination works great for me. Richard.