In <9468@emory.mathcs.emory.edu> bob@worms-emh2.army.mil (Bob Kane) writes:
>If anyone out is currently using Unix Make files to compile 4GL programs that
>are maintained by SCCS (Source Code Control System) I would appreciate some
>pointers.
We are using CVS (Concurrent Versions System), which makes use of RCS
for version control. All of our makefiles are designed to assume the
necessary files are in the working directory. You must have already
checked out all the sources (via cvs checkout) before you invoke make.
Having make do the checkout is fine for the latest version, on the
main line of descent (for revisions). We need to be able to build past
versions of anything from sources. This seems to work fine, so far.
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