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    • Using pcl-cvs

    pcl-cvs is an xemacs tool that has a nice way of working with cvs working directories. To start it you have to type in xemacs: 
     M-x cvs-examine
 enter the directory name

    this exemines the given cvs directory. If there is files that have changed relative to the current working directory they will be listed. Typing ? will give a brief help on how to use the cvs commands.

    Only the files that have been changed, deleted or added will be listed. So, using this tool you can not, say, check the log of the file that has not changed. Other than that, it is a really nice interface to seeing what has changed in a project.

    To get more help, use the xemacs help: 
     Get the index: C-h i 
 Search: C-s "pcl"
 Select the topic: m RET