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-The CVSTools provide a simple project versioning system built upon CVS
-which is used by all PADL software. These tools are also required to
-build NetInfo for Linux and our commerial software. The following scripts
-are included in CVSTools:
+CVSTools (PADL's CVS-based versioning system)
-checkpoint
+The CVSTools provide a simple project versioning system built upon
+CVS which is used by all PADL software. These tools are also required
+to build NetInfo for Linux and our commerial software. The following
+scripts are included in CVSTools:
+
+checkpoint:
Based on Apple's checkpoint program, this creates Perl program the
-CVSVersionInfo.txt file for a work area (when invoked with -create). To
-checkpoint (i.e. increment the version number and create a CVS tag) type
-checkpoint with no arguments, or with the new version number as an
-argument.
+CVSVersionInfo.txt file for a work area (when invoked with -create).
+To checkpoint (i.e. increment the version number and create a CVS tag)
+type checkpoint with no arguments, or with the new version number as
+an argument.
-cvslib.pl
-Common library functions used by some of these scripts for getting the
-repository and project names. One can override CVSVersionInfo.txt
-location with the CVSVERSIONDIR environment variable, which is useful for
-nested source trees where one wishes to pull in the top level version info
-for the project name, and the current directory name for the program.
+cvslib.pl:
+Common library functions used by some of these scripts for getting
+the repository and project names. One can override CVSVersionInfo.txt
+location with the CVSVERSIONDIR environment variable, which is useful
+for nested source trees where one wishes to pull in the top level
+version info for the project name, and the current directory name for
+the program.
-tarup
+tarup:
Executes cvs export and then creates a tarball in
~/dist/project-version.tar.gz.