We use Clearcase and it isn't the most well behaved package. It excels in a
unix environment with test based languages but in the windows world it's
lacking in useability. We are using because it is a company standard. I
polled a Labview list a while back and most of the responses returned were
for MS Visual Source Safe. Clearcase doesn't allow for the use of a
graphical differencing tool, I don't know if source safe would handle binary
files any better though, The second runner up was for a product called
Perforce. Looks like an interesting prospect but I haven't been able to try
it either.
Kevin
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> Has anyone ever used Rationale Clearcase for Source Code Control (SCC)
> with LabVIEW V
I's. If so how well does it integrate with LabVIEW and
> LabVIEW's SCC.
>
> Are their any better SCC systems out there? We currently use LabVIEW's
> SCC package and although it is relatively effective at some times it
> seems rather crude and rough around the edges. Our Java guys use PVCS
> but that doesn't seem to mesh well with LabVIEW either.
>
> Any thoughts?
>
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