CVS Add-Ons

• Cervisia
  Cervisia is a graphical CVS client for Linux.
• cvs2cl.pl
  A script to convert CVS log messages into a GNU style ChangeLog file.
• CvsIn
  CvsIn is an attempt to optimize working patterns when using Concurent Versions System together with Developer Studio (DevStudio - development tool) and WinCvs (as a Browser to perform Version Control tasks).
• CVSSearch II (Beta)
  CVSSearch searches for code fragments using CVS comments.
• CVS Stat
  Cvsstat is a perl script which analyses the history of a CVS-managed project.   The script executes on a set of files, analyses their history, and automatically generates graphs that plot lines of code and number of files against time.
• CVSviaFTP
  CVSviaFTP automatically publishes a new version of a set of files to an FTP server when you check them in to CVS. The most common use is to publish the new contents of a web page to a web hosting service.
• CVSup
  CVSup is a tool for fetching files from CVS repositories. It can fetch complete files or multiple revisions from the same file (that is, it can mirror several repositories including version histories).
• CVSweb
  The CVSweb package allows users to browse the revision history of a CVS tree with a web browser. It is a single file written in the perl scripting language and installs using the CGI mechanism supplied by most web servers.
• CVS Web Client
  CVS Web Client is the unification of the code and features for CVSweb and CVSwebededit into one project. It is essentially a set of server CGI's which alllow online browsing, editing, additions, and all other major CVS operation from a web browser, without requiring additional client CVS software.
• cwCVS
  The cwCVS product interfaces the Metrowerks CodeWarrior development environment to CVS.
• Igloo
  A CVS SCC plugin for Microsoft Visual Studio and other compliant IDEs.
• jCVS
  The jCVS package is a graphic client for CVS written in Java.
• jCVS Servlet
  jCVS provides a Servlet that allows any Servlet enabled web server to present any CVS repository on the internet for browsing and download.
• LinCVS
  LinCVS is a graphical front-end for CVS written using the Qt toolkit.
• MacCVSClient
  MacCVSClient is a CVS client for the Macintosh (talking to a server running on unix) to provide a Macintosh-like graphical user interface.
• MacCVS Pro
  A new CVS client for the Mac, sponsored by Netscape and Mozilla. A must have for Mac users.
• NetBeans
  NetBeans is an open source, modular IDE, written in Java, with an integrated CVS client.  You can select from two methods for accessing the server - using a built-in CVS client or via external command-line cvs.  NetBeans' CVS client is based on a stand alone library for accessing CVS servers.  The library, written in Java, is also available on the NetBeans website: http://www.netbeans.org/.
• PCL-CVS
  The PCL-CVS package interfaces the Emacs editor/environment to CVS.
• pvcs2rcs
  The pvcs2rcs script, distributed with the CVS source, converts PVCS archives into RCS archives, which may then be imported into a CVS repository manually or using the rcs-to-cvs script, also distributed with CVS.
• rcs-to-cvs
  The rcs-to-cvs script, distributed with the CVS source, imports typical RCS archive configurations into a CVS repository.
• SmartCVS
  SmartCVS combines the ease of use of Microsofts Visual SourceSafe and the power of CVS.
• tkCVS
  The tkCVS package is one of the most popular graphical user interfaces for CVS.
• TortoiseCVS
  TortoiseCVS lets you work with files under CVS version control directly from Windows Explorer.
• WinCVS, MacCVS, and gCVS
  These are GUI clients for Windows, Macintosh, and Linux.
• Zeus SCC-CVS
  A free implementation of an SCC wrapper for CVS.  Designed to work with the Zeus for Windows editor but is a full implementation of the Microsoft SCC interface and should work with any development environment that supports the SCC interface.