[Semi-OT] Re: use make and version control system for every project? (was: use make and version control system for every project?)
Jules Dubois
bogus at invalid.tld
Mon Oct 6 16:01:21 EDT 2003
On Mon, 06 Oct 2003 02:00:44 GMT, in article
<g14gb.28844$541.3202 at nwrdny02.gnilink.net>, Carl Banks wrote:
> Personally, I use make on every single one of my projects.
> [...]
I'm just the opposite. I don't use make on personal or group Python
programming projects. Would you say why you find it useful there?
> Version control, it depends.
> [...]
I always, always, always use version control -- _Essential CVS_ calls what
I'm doing "source code control", but I do it anyway. (I'm trying to learn
CVS in between other high-priority processes.)
> I've used CVS for some personal projects
> before, and can't say I've ever found it useful, and it's definitely a
> pain to keep things up-to-date.
How about the old-timer RCS?
> But if you don't use version control, be sure to make frequent backups
Excellent advice.
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