
		   The arch Revision Control System

arch is a revision control system: a program that let's programmers
archive a history of changes made to the software they maintain and
that, more importantly, helps programmers to coordinate, syncronize,
and combine multiple lines of development for a single project.

For more details, see the longer README file (in "src/arch/=README")
or the documentation (in "doc/arch").

Arch is distributed from:

	http://www.regexps.com

Bugs, questions, port reports, patches, offers to help, etc. should be
sent to the author:

	lord@regexps.com

Installation instructions are found in the file "INSTALL".

In order to use arch, you must have the following programs (though
they do not have to be on your primary PATH):



   Available from "http://www.gnu.org":

	GNU make  (to build arch)

	GNU tar
	GNU diff and patch

   Standard POSIX utilities:

	awk cat chmod date echo find fold grep head ls mkdir printf
	pwd rm sed sh tee test touch tsort wc xargs

   	Your version of `find' must be able to expand `{}' even in the
	context of a larger string.  For example:

		find . -exec echo ">>>{}<<<" ";"

	Your system must have the null device, "/dev/null".



Have fun,
Tom Lord

# tag: Tom Lord Sat Jan 12 14:18:59 2002 (=README.d/=README.arch)
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