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Re: CVS in mplab
CVS requires that there is a backend server where one stores all the code, subversion, which is like CVS does just that.
You could probably grab TortoiseCVS and start a local repository on the local computer you do your work on, and then check all your work into that. I find it really practical to keep all my code versioned, so that once something changes, and it does not work, I can revert back to working code.
Good luck.
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