I use Subversion to version most of my projects. Some text-based storage formats don't lend themselves to allow easy comparisons - my first experience with that was with AutoCad 9, where blocks in the dxf file would be moved about all the time. I ended up writing a perl script to re-order the dxf file to a standard order before checking it in (with SCCS; wow, that was a long time ago!)
I don't know of a graphical comparison tool for netlists - that would be very nice to have. If you are asking about a graphical interface to Subversion, I use SmartSvn on Linux/Unix/Solaris boxes and TortoiseSvn on machines slogging WinDoze. Donald. ----- "josh_eeg" <[email protected]> wrote: > kicad version control? google code svn or some code version control? > > Has anyone used version control on their kicad projects? > How about a graphical version control? > How about a web based thing? > Does anyone of them show you on kicad the differences? > because their were diff files and backups I wonder if the author > intended something like that with the zip button? >
