I took a look at the directory structure at ISI just today. There
are SCCS directories in mm-proj too. I thought that mm-proj was the place
where all the SCCS files would be stored. No development will take place
there. If that is the case, then we would not need the SCCS directories
there. Each person will have a directory structure very similar to mm-proj.
The difference however, is that, there will be a link in each person's
directory called SCCS to the actual directory.
e.g. in mm-proj we would have the following structure.
mm-proj
- bin (will contain all SCCS files for bin)
- demos (will contain all SCCS files for demos)
- src
- Model
- Appl (will contains all SCCS files for Appl)
- Common ...
- Examples
- Package
- Parser
- Pool
- Pres
- Server
- Task
For all others the directory structure will be as follows.
szekely
- bin
- @SCCS - link to mm-proj/bin
- demos
- @SCCS - link to mm-proj/demos
- src
- @SCCS - link to mm-proj/src
- Model
- @SCCS - link to mm-proj/src/Model
- Appl
- @SCCS - link to mm-proj/src/Model/Appl
- Common
- ...
- Examples
- Package
- Parser
- Pool
- Pres
- Server
- Task
This is how we had it in UIDE, and it worked fine for all of us. I
am not sure if you had specific reasons for doing it this way. Please clarify.
-jk