Processing hooks

[Robert Inder]

I'm using CVS to store/distribute a perl web/CGI application.  

Trick is, I want it to run on both Windows and Unix servers, which
have the perl binaries in different places.  

So I want to change the "#!" lines.  

OK, so I could write some kind of simple substitution program.

But is there a way to get cvs itself to do (something like) this?  To
process files as they are checked in and out?

Failing that, is there a "standard" way to go about it?

Robert.

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