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- From: mike@uunet!tellab5!odgate (Mike J. Kelly)
- Subject: Re: Archiving projects in THINK C. Any easy way to do it?
- Message-ID: <1993Jan7.150610.26739@uunet!tellab5!odgate>
- Keywords: THINK C, archive, source code
- Organization: Odesta Corporation
- References: <1993Jan6.211043.17419@hubcap.clemson.edu>
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- Date: Thu, 7 Jan 1993 15:06:10 GMT
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- wbridgm@hubcap.clemson.edu (William T. Bridgman) writes:
-
- >I am currently working on a project in THINK C using objects. The
- >project has become rather large and I find it convenient to archive
- >the source code before making another round of major enhancements.
- >This is easy enough when all your source code is in one folder but
- >gets much more complex when it is scattered among multiple folders
- >such as libraries of my own routines which are also still
- >undergoing revisions. I would like to keep all of my own code that
- >operated together intact for this archive. This makes it easier to
- >track down problems when revision n+1 suddenly doesn't work any
- >more and you've made major changes in a number of source files.
-
- >Does anyone out there know of an archiving program which can read a
- >THINK C project file and copy files from the folders of your choice
- >(I'm not really interested in copying the TCL or the standard
- >libraries) to another folder so they can be archived with something
- >like Compact Pro or other software? For some reason I seem to
- >recall there was a program like this for THINK Pascal.
-
- >Thanks for any help you can provide.
-
- >Tom
- >-----------------------------------------------------------------------
- >| William T. "Tom" Bridgman, M.S. | wbridgm@hubcap.clemson.edu |
- >| Department of Physics & Astronomy | |
- >| Clemson University |"Black Holes under Construction.|
- >| Clemson, SC 29634-1911 | WATCH YOUR STEP!" |
- >-----------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- We just use MPW scripts for this. MPW may suck as a compiler, but it's
- a pretty nice Unix-like scripting environment on the Mac. If you're
- interested, mail me and I'll send you some of our scripts.
-