On Fri, Apr 07, 2000 at 11:52:42AM -0700, Stephen Rasku wrote:
> >Don't do that. Working directories are not designed to be shared
> >between systems with incompatible file formats (e.g., DOS and Unix).
>
> This seems like a bug to me. We want to do cross-platform development
> and we would like to compile the same source on all platforms without
> having to check it in first. We have the following structure for the
> each package in our system:
Use branches, then merge.
They're doing that exact same bullshit right now where I work, because the
system they're using (has nothing to do with the software they're using,
just how they're using it... ugh).
Branch, develop, check in, update, cross compile, fix, checkin, update,
cross compile, etc, merge.
It's simple. It's structured. And you get to benefit of commenting why
you made each change you did (first change for business logic, subsequent
changes for platform logic).
mrc
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