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Comprehensive Guide to CVS Version Management Across Unix and DOS Platforms

This guide provides a detailed overview of using Concurrent Versions System (CVS) for version management. It covers fundamental commands such as `cvs.checkout`, `cvs.commit`, `cvs.update`, and more, tailored for Unix and DOS environments. Users will learn how to set up the CVSROOT, manage directories, and handle files using CVS commands effectively. The document also explains directory organization for software development, including Java and C++ programs, and the integration of makefiles for compiling projects. Ideal for developers needing version control across different platforms.

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Comprehensive Guide to CVS Version Management Across Unix and DOS Platforms

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  1. Version management : CVS • Binaries • all Unix platforms by default • DOS platforms : micprogs/CVS/WinNT/v1.10 • Commands • set CVSROOT to point to micprogs/Software/CVSRoot (\Software\CVSRoot on DOS, not q:\Software\CVSRoot) • cvs checkout <directory> Checks out <directory> in the repository, including all subdirectories, into ./<directory> (full path expanded) • cvs commit Commits the changes made in the current directory, as well as any subdirectories, to the repository • cvs update Brings the current directory, as well as any subdirectories, up to date with respect to the repository • cvs add <file> Adds <file>, already existing in a directory that was previously checked out, to this directory in the repository • cvs remove <file> Removes <file>, previously checked out but now deleted., from this directory in the repository • cvs release <directory> Releases <directory>, signalling changes

  2. C++ Directory organization on afs (easily accessible backups) CVSWork /Programs /<program> /makefile.*.dsw,*.dsp /Source/*.cpp /Include/*.h /Libraries/<library> /makefile,*.dsw.,*.dsp /Source/*.cpp /Include/*.h /SourceDDL/*.ddl /OutputDDL/*.h,*.cpp /Include/*.h (links to all Libraries/<..>/Include) on sunch02 local disk (ADSM backups) <user> /Programs /<program> /Debug/*.obj /Release/*.obj /Libraries /<library> /Debug/*.obj /Release/*.obj /Program /Debug/*.exe /Release/*.exe /Library /Debug/*MTD.lib /Release/*MT.lib Note : net use v: \\137.138.206.27\software subst r: v:\%USERNAME%

  3. Java directory organization Top-level directory : CVSWork/Java General purpose classes Java/ch/cern/chorus/emulsion/<package>/<..>/*.java,*.class ch.cern.chorus.emulsion.plate.Plate ch.cern.chorus.emulsion.nativecpp.PlateNative ch.cern.chorus.emulsion.datatypes.JAffine Java applications/applets Java/ch/cern/chorus/emulsion/<program>/<..>/*.java,*.class ch.cern.chorus.emulsion.manualscan.main.ManualScan ch.cern.chorus.emulsion.manualscan.measurement… ch.cern.chorus.emulsion.manualscan.event…. ch.cern.chorus.emulsion.controlpanel.main.ControlPanel ch.cern.chorus.emulsion.controlpanel.panels... ch.cern.chorus.emulsion.controlpanel.event…. Development tools Java/<program>/*.kawa,*.dsw,makefile,.. Java/DataTypes/DataTypes.kawa Java/PlateDLL/PlateDLL.dsw Java/Wired/GNUmakefile

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