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Accessing CVS

CVS is a powerful tool that allows many developers to work on the same source code. Each developer fetches ("checks out") their own copy of the source code, and then they can work on the code on their own computer. When they are ready, each developer can then commit their changes into the CVS repository, where they are automatically merged into the rest of the source code. CVS also lets you find out what changes have been made, who changed things, and when they changed it. It also makes it nice when you mess up, since it is easy to revert to an earlier working version of the code.

The following resources are available:

Browse the CVS archive: Want to see what we have in CVS? Want to see what has changed? This provides a web interface to browsing the contents of CVS.
Anonymous CVS: This provides instructions on how to setup and use Anonymous CVS.
Read/Write CVS Access: For those that are wanting to contribute, this provides instructions on how to setup and use CVS as a developer, and how to obtain read/write access to the CVS repository.
How to use CVS: For those that are not currently familiar with CVS, this provides instructions on how to use CVS.

This document last modified Thursday, 31-Aug-2006 20:58:32 EDT