CVS "replacements"; good luck (was Re: [DotGNU]WOW, the newest doxygen does C#!!!)

[Stephen Compall]

James Michael DuPont <address@hidden> writes:

> there is a tool called arch that is to replace cvs in the long term,
> (and bitkeeper).

I believe there are more CVS "replacements" than this.  One example is
Subversion.  Who is to say which one, if any, of these will replace
CVS in the long term?  Of course, if such is stated somewhere on
GNU.org, then...

> Well, I hope you realize what this means? Dotgnu is no longer safe!!  I
> am going to doxygen the entire pnet and pnetlib, and dgee!!!!

Hope you have better luck than I do.  I couldn't get Doxygen to pay
attention to the files even after some sed transforms that should have
made it Doxygen-compatible format.  Then again, I was working with the
C, not C#

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