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To Alex Bittenbinder <alex@gldmutt.cr.usgs.gov>,
        Barbara Bogaert <bogaert@gldmutt.cr.usgs.gov>,
        Lynn Dietz <dietz@bruno.wr.usgs.gov>,
        Carl Johnson <carl@poliahu.uhh.hawaii.edu>,
        David Kragness <davek@katylyst.com>,
        Lucky Vidmar <Lucky.Vidmar@Colorado.EDU>
Subject RCS is coming!!! RCS is coming!!!
Date Wed, 05 May 1999 131855 -0600
From Lucky Vidmar <lucky@gldnbuffs.cr.usgs.gov>
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Hi everyone, while most of you are enjoying the sights and sounds of
Seattle, /home/phaseIII/working/src on gldzappa has been RCS-ed. What
this means, in a nutshell, is that all *.c, *.h, *.d, *.desc, and
makefile* files have been checked in.

They are all (or at least should be) read-only until they are checked
out using the command checkout <file name>. Once a file is checked out
no one else can modify it before it is checked back in.

When new files are added to any module they should also be checked in.
Before doing so the following should be put at the top of the file

Source code (.h and .c files)

/*
 *   This file is under RCS - do not modify unless you have
 *   checked it out using the command checkout.
 *
 *    $Id: RCS_doc.txt,v 1.1 2004/03/18 01:21:41 lombard Exp $
 *    Revision history
 *
 *    $Log: RCS_doc.txt,v $
 *    Revision 1.1  2004/03/18 01:21:41  lombard
 *    Initial revision
 *
 *
 */

For non-source code

#
#  This file is under RCS - do not modify unless you have
#  checked it out using the command checkin.
#
#  $Id: RCS_doc.txt,v 1.1 2004/03/18 01:21:41 lombard Exp $
#  Revision history
#
#  $Log: RCS_doc.txt,v $
#  Revision 1.1  2004/03/18 01:21:41  lombard
#  Initial revision
#
#
 

This will cause RCS log messages to be written into the files, making
it easier to track changes.

While I was submerged into the guts of PhaseIII source code I created
a top level Makefile, in the same spirit as that of Earthworm. It
lists all modules, both for NT and Solaris - in general, it works the
same as the top level Makefile under Earthworm.

I still have quite a bit of clean-up to do - particularly adding
directives to all makefiles for checking in and out of files
automatically. I have also noticed that ora2sac does not compile
(David?)

Lastly, I have a stupid question which machine should hold the
orthodoxy? I seem to remember some talk of gldrocky being that
machine, but it appears to me that it only houses a whole bunch of
 .tar.Z  files, and that the latest stuff is on gldzappa. For the
record, I RCS-ed the source tree on gldzappa. Let me know if I was
mistaken and I'll do the same on rocky. 

	Lucky
checkin and checkout are under /usr/local/bin on gldzappa.  I added
/usr/local/bin to the path definition in p3_sol_sparc.cmd so that
things should work for you now.
