paco@letaba.rice.edu (Paul Havlak) (12/11/90)
A number of programming environment researchers (including myself) are trying to come up with incremental algorithms for reanalysis and recompilation of programs after edits. Such techniques could greatly lessen the burden of the edit-compile-run cycle that many programmers get stuck with. But to validate such techniques on real programs, we need not only the programs but an edit history describing the changes made after the first compilation and between subsequent compilations. My primary interest is in numerically-oriented Fortran codes. Can anyone direct me to one or more such programs that have been maintained using a source-control system that keeps track of each intermediate version of the code? If possible, it would also help to have the edits required to go from one version to the next, although these can be reconstructed with some success. Thanks, Paul Havlak Graduate student Rice University