CVS is widely used in both open source and proprietary software development projects, and is generally considered to be the best freely available, full-featured version control tool. The use of file merging rather than locking. File locking prohibits other developers from accessing a file when someone else has checked it out. CVS allows a multiple check-outs of a single file, and then combines all the changes. Remote access to source code file repositories.
Developers can obtain and modify project files from virtually anywhere.
CVS is a client-server system. This is the top-level module containing the entire source code tree for that particular module. Other modules may contain the documentation and web site files associated with this module. Inc. All rights reserved. Inc. All rights reserved.