Hello,

   Does anyone has experience on the version control of C/C++ code
which are developed on OSS ?  I have several such projects enhanced
with version increased - would like to figure out a way/tool to store
these code/scripts with version information, and to see if we can
compile/build/install the code (target for either OSS or Guardian
native code) with a specify version..


Thanks
   WILL @Laba

William, Lin wrote:
> Hello,
>
>   Does anyone has experience on the version control of C/C++ code
> which are developed on OSS ?  I have several such projects enhanced
> with version increased - would like to figure out a way/tool to store
> these code/scripts with version information, and to see if we can
> compile/build/install the code (target for either OSS or Guardian
> native code) with a specify version..

ITUGLIB las several such version control programs available: CSSC, cvs and 
rcs. cvs in a recent version, the others are some 5 years old.
I've tried to port subversion, but failed so far.

Bye, Jojo 

Try Control-CS: http://www.nci-sw.com/control-cs.html

Or PrimeCode: http://www.emperex.com/

We're using PrimeCode but we have a lot of problems. For example, has limitations in the length of the files names or full paths. Primecode runs on Guardian, but invokes OSS commands. 
Try to use cvs that is free and most used than others.