Subject | RE: Code Control |
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Author | Chad Z. Hower - Kudzu |
Post date | 2000-01-17T15:06:37Z |
:: Sorry I don't agree, if we want Open Source Interbase to suceed then we
:: have to make sure that you only need the standard open source tools to
:: work with it. This applies to version control, compilers - the lot. So
:: for version control we should just go with CVS.
I further disagree, respectfully.
IB currently compiles in MSVC++. Thats not open source. What happens if we
decide to write utils for IB and we do them in Delphi or CB? Oops, we cant.
Dave won't let us, Delphi and CB arent open source.
Windows? Guess well have to drop support for that too.
CVS will likely be our end choice. But if we blindly choose it wo consdering
alternatives, then we are very closed minded. What if a free (but not open
source) VCS was available? Lets say for instance we decided StarTeam was the
perfect VCS, and Starteam liked our cause and donated free copies for our
effort. You would turn it down because its not open source?
:: have to make sure that you only need the standard open source tools to
:: work with it. This applies to version control, compilers - the lot. So
:: for version control we should just go with CVS.
I further disagree, respectfully.
IB currently compiles in MSVC++. Thats not open source. What happens if we
decide to write utils for IB and we do them in Delphi or CB? Oops, we cant.
Dave won't let us, Delphi and CB arent open source.
Windows? Guess well have to drop support for that too.
CVS will likely be our end choice. But if we blindly choose it wo consdering
alternatives, then we are very closed minded. What if a free (but not open
source) VCS was available? Lets say for instance we decided StarTeam was the
perfect VCS, and Starteam liked our cause and donated free copies for our
effort. You would turn it down because its not open source?