I have two questions.
Firstly, does anyone here know of a good version control system(or whatever you prefer to call it), sorta like CVS, Visual Source safe, etc.
Free or cheap, with a demo server/client available.
The server will be Solaris, the client needs to be available on both Solaris and Win32, cmd line on Solaris, and cmd line as well as GUI on Win32.
I was looking into CVS or Perforce, but the major problem with CVS is that theres no "official" GUI for it, and the documentation isnt the best around.
The major problem with Perforce is the 600$/user price tag, if it was some serious high end software that was needed I could motivate that kind of price tag, but not for this.
Now, the second, and completely unrelated question.
For all the C++ type people out there, do you have any tip on what might be a good program to start with for someone just learning C++?
Looking for something a tad more interesting than 30 line programs that demo one lousy function, more of a beginners project that takes a while but is still doable for a beginner.
Any ideas would be appreciated.
Firstly, does anyone here know of a good version control system(or whatever you prefer to call it), sorta like CVS, Visual Source safe, etc.
Free or cheap, with a demo server/client available.
The server will be Solaris, the client needs to be available on both Solaris and Win32, cmd line on Solaris, and cmd line as well as GUI on Win32.
I was looking into CVS or Perforce, but the major problem with CVS is that theres no "official" GUI for it, and the documentation isnt the best around.
The major problem with Perforce is the 600$/user price tag, if it was some serious high end software that was needed I could motivate that kind of price tag, but not for this.
Now, the second, and completely unrelated question.
For all the C++ type people out there, do you have any tip on what might be a good program to start with for someone just learning C++?
Looking for something a tad more interesting than 30 line programs that demo one lousy function, more of a beginners project that takes a while but is still doable for a beginner.
Any ideas would be appreciated.
