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Guys, For those of you who are actively involved in software projects, I was wondering how you go about giving your software project a version number. Specifically, how do you tag the version string in your code so that when you do something like myexecutable --version then prints out the version number of the software. Are there methods within code repository tools like subversion or cvs which will fill in a string or something with a version number or tag string so that when you do a checkout, it automatically replaces the string? Or do you have to manually change a string constant within your code and then commit the change to the released version of the code? Cheers. Steve. -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.
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