MIPS HEAVY INDUSTRIES

Source control is a good idea. I really have to get off my butt and install RCS for dos. In the meantime, I've just been keeping a simple text log file for version info, and making a copy in a directory for the source, which isn't a problem when you're dealing with 10k text files.

 

For my system, I'm using an older Athlon (1800+) which does fine. For my monitor I'm using a 20 inch NEC LCD, and that thing is great for development. I can run at 1600 resolution and still read the text without going blind. I'll never go back to CRT.

 

For text editing, I'm a devout follower of VI, the One True editor.

For Leprechaun I'm makinging zips each time I complete a working version, or before I make any radical code changes. That's backed up by the WIPs I post on my AA blog. Source code comments & Windiff are all I've needed to figure out what I've changed.