Re: Looking for Source Control Tool
Posted in 1994
Topics: General Discussion
In article <2pp1f5$76s@news.intelsat.int> l.sussman@intelsat.int writes: > >Have you looked at PVCS from Intersolv ? It might be PVCS or it might be the way we've got it set up, but I didn't think PVCS was very good. We're only using Suns, so we don't need its (supposed) inter-platfrom abilities. As I understand it, it is a MS-DOS program ported to Unix. This might explain why it uses its own "diff" program which I think is less readable than Unix' diff. It also goes into an infinate loop sometimes on a Ctrl-C. It has a GUI interface that we've never used. We had a little trouble getting it setup, but nobody really tried very hard. -Emery -- ewl@graphics.cs.nyu.edu Emery "Will grind code for food" Lapinski I have no professional affiliation with NYU -- these words are mine, all mine. GCS d? p---(++) c++ l++ u++ e- m-- s-/+ !n(---) h++ f?(--) g+ w+ t+ r(-) y*(?) The Geek Code is copyright 1993 by Robert A. Hayden. All rights reserved.