> Does anybody here use revision control software.  I have been using RCS,
> one of the GNU utilities, for a long time and would not be without it or
> smemthing equivlaent.  Unfortunately it is a DOS based, command line
> driven set of programs and evidently too complex for the younger members
> of our company to grasp.  Did I mention that it is a free program.

> One of my sons (A C programmer) works at a different where they use
> something from Micro$oft that seems to the trick for them.  I have
> also heard of PVCS but don't know anything about it.

Source Safe probably.  It's OK, but if you have different branches
of the same code and need to label things apparantly, it isn't
as good as PVCS.  I'm using both at work at the moment,
the command line version of PVCS and "Visual Source Safe" which
looks like an Explorer window.  Source Safe is supposed to integrate
with the Visual C++ IDE, but it never seems to work for me.

I remember using SCCS a long time ago... PVCS seems to be
about the same in complexity... get -l is checkout and
put checks back in.

Orin.