Sounds like you may also benefit from installing a decent version control system with sand-boxing capabilities. That way you would not affect the other projects in a haphazard way. They could get to benefit from updates of the common source tree when they were good and ready for it.
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Check out subversion:
(And it's free.)
-- #include _ Kevin D Quitt USA 91387-4454 96.37% of all statistics are made up Per the FCA, this address may not be added to any commercial mail list
Yes, me. Splint has (had?) problems with some non-ANSI (legacy) "extensions" of embedded compilers. Look at the Splint mailing list archive or search for my posting here dated 2003-05-17, Message-ID .
And the already mentioned problems when assigning literals to U8 are really annoying in embedded environments where this happens often.
Oliver
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If the company even exists by the time that happens!
It's too bad there's not a law requiring companies discontinuing software known to be in current use to place it in the public domain...
Rufus
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