Hi all,
We are thinking to update our FORTRAN compiler from MSDEV to Intel Visual Fortran. Before doing so, we also have to think on howto update our home-made versionsource control software to a standard product. Anyone has some recommendation to give us ?
The number of developer is relatively small (five to ten). We don't especially need concurrent access to the same file; a simple lock-up would be fine. The most important for us is that the software should be able to manage subroutines that are common to several projects. We have around 70 projects each sharing nearly all the same subroutine. The only things that changes, is the main program.
I don't feel comfortable to use Visual Source Safe as it seems to be at its end of life. Free software like CVS or Subversion doesn't seem to handle common subroutine (am I right ?)
So what you guys, do you use as version source control when you use Intel Visual Fortran ?
Thanks for the any help,
Vincent
