Library management

[pvillers]

Hello,

In FORTRAN under Windows (Compaq or Intel), is it possible with a team of several users to manage a library of subroutines (add, modify, replace) ?

Thanks for your answers.

Pierre villers

[Steven_L_Intel1]

It wasn't clear to me what kind of "library" you were interested in. If it is a static library (.lib), then tools are provided to maintain those and are described in the documentation under command line tools.

[pvillers]

Dear Steve,

By library, I mean set of subroutines on a server that different users can modify from their workstation. I need a tool to keep history of modifications. Is such a tool included in Compaq or Intel Fortran ? OrmustI use other products ?

Thanks.

Pierre

[Jugoslav_Dujic]

You have to use other products. I have experience with two:

- Microsoft Visual Source Safe integrates with MS Visual Studio so you can do all your file operations (check in/check out/add) from the IDE
- WinCVS (http://www.wincvs.org/) and Tortoise CVS (http://www.tortoisecvs.org/) are free but do not integrate with VS -- only with Windows Explorer as a shell extension.
- There's however, PushOk CVS proxy at http://www.pushok.com/soft_cvs.php which offers VS 6.0 and .NET integration with above-mentioned CVS products for about $20.

HTH
Jugoslav