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Subject: Re: CVS, SVN, or GIT on DJGPP and DOS
Date: Sun, 15 Jan 2012 13:32:52 -0800 (PST)
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I just wanted to use something so I could upload the new code for my
QDOS project from DOS instead of having to boot into win9x or winxp to
compress and upload it somewhere.  It's not exceptionally important as
any time I make a change I always comment (always!) and upload a daily
build if I did any work.  I also keep all the previous versions.

I know it's wasting space, but it looks as if there is no CVS,SVN,
etc. with WATTCP on DOS.  I'm actually surprised.  I was hoping to
find a version of CVS.