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Re: Subversion Practices?
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Re: Subversion Practices?


  • Subject: Re: Subversion Practices?
  • From: Jay Reynolds Freeman <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 6 Feb 2008 11:19:08 -0800

I expect this topic is at best peripheral to cocoa-dev, but
as a way-out solution I might mention that:

1) As a lazy creature of long-time habit, I don't use subversion,
   I use RCS.  (I think that means Relic of Cretaceous Software.)
2) XCode (2.4.1 at least) appears neither to know or care about
   RCS subdirectories within directories that it is using.
3) It doesn't care about makefiles, either, so
4) I can use Unix make in connection with XCode, with all the
   usual targets about dependencies, checkin, checkout and the
   like, and they play well together.

I would probably do something else if I weren't too lazy to
learn about more modern tools, but RCS does what I need, and I
am indeed *very* lazy.

(BTW, it is easy to call, e.g., an AppleScript application from
make, so make can get at all the Apple tools that way.)

--  Jay Reynolds Freeman
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http://web.mac.com/jay_reynolds_freeman (personal web site)

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