Hi Kevin,
The ability of inter-user (designer-verifier) code sync'ing without letting
the incomplete or incompatible RTL code to propagate to the main build
stream is going to facilitate the design flow and efficiency .
The ability of local revision control means that no more over writing of
design files until commit .
I think these 2 things will really buy us alot .
Justin
Honestly, it sounds like SVN is actually a good fit here. Just because
git is awesome for many things does not mean it is the end-all-be-all of
version control systems. SVN still has its place as the last true
centralized system. Given your constraints and workflow, why do you think
git is better than SVN?
-Kevin Ballard
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