From richard at imagecraft.com  Thu Mar 20 16:56:14 2008
From: richard at imagecraft.com (Richard Man)
Date: Thu Mar 20 16:57:49 2008
Subject: [Icc-arm] Eliminating RCS -
Message-ID: <200803210057.m2L0vlmj057625@mail.imagecraft.com>

At the next major releases, unless there is strong objection, support 
for the RCS will be removed. I believe it has been broken for a while 
since some Windows upgrade and most people use their own solution for 
source code management need.

Let me know I am wrong on this.

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From webbra.mlist at verizon.net  Sat Mar 22 05:50:27 2008
From: webbra.mlist at verizon.net (Rich Webb)
Date: Sat Mar 22 06:50:22 2008
Subject: [Icc-arm] Eliminating RCS
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References: <200803212001.m2LK11rO089587@mail.imagecraft.com>
Message-ID: <47E50EA3.2040604@verizon.net>

> At the next major releases, unless there is strong objection, support 
> for the RCS will be removed. I believe it has been broken for a while 
> since some Windows upgrade and most people use their own solution for 
> source code management need.

I've been using command line rcs and make practically forever across 
multiple platforms and target processors, typically as an RCS subdir in 
the project directory. That simplifies archiving a project and its 
various development trees onto DVD/CD/QIC (once upon a time), although 
not using a separate server does mean that I have to be careful to 
actually create backups (good intentions don't count).

Us command line dinosaurs probably won't even notice that the integrated 
rcs is missing...   ;-)