On Mon, 27 Nov 2000, Steve Holmes wrote: > Sorry to be dumb here, but what is CVS? That isn't a dumb question at all. I believe it stands for Control Versioning System. That being said, what it does is allow more then one programer to work on the code at once. The programer checks out potions of the code he wants to work on. Other programers can see that the code is checked out and it will prevent them from checking out the same portion of code later overwriting what he has done. It also allows changes to be reversed in small increments should a problem be found later. You will find that this is almost always used with a decent sized software project. It also allows you to get the latest for use. Just be aware that it is also possible to get something that just got broke. ======= Kirk Wood Cpt.Kirk at 1tree.net
