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Source code control (SCC) allows software developers to manage code for development and release. SCC tools generally allow for the managment of additional files besides code. | Source code control (SCC) allows software developers to manage code for development and release. SCC tools generally allow for the managment of additional files besides code. | ||
Essential capabilities of source code control include: | Essential capabilities of source code control include: | ||
File Check-in/Check-out | |||
Revert to Previous | * File Check-in/Check-out | ||
File Comparison | * Revert to Previous | ||
File Merge | * File Comparison | ||
* File Merge | |||
== LabVIEW and Source Code Control == | == LabVIEW and Source Code Control == | ||
National Instruments maintains information on SCC and LabVIEW | National Instruments maintains information on SCC and LabVIEW, amongst others: | ||
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* [https://learn.ni.com/center-of-excellence/resources/84/code-management Center of Excellence - Code Management] | |||
== Resources == | |||
[[Source Code Control Tools]] | * [[Version Control Systems]] | ||
* [[Source Code Control Tools]] | |||
[[Category:SCC]] | [[Category:SCC]] | ||
[[Category:SW Engineering]] | [[Category:SW Engineering]] |
Latest revision as of 09:57, 20 June 2019
General
Source code control (SCC) allows software developers to manage code for development and release. SCC tools generally allow for the managment of additional files besides code.
Essential capabilities of source code control include:
- File Check-in/Check-out
- Revert to Previous
- File Comparison
- File Merge
LabVIEW and Source Code Control
National Instruments maintains information on SCC and LabVIEW, amongst others: