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From: abs@rdin.UUCP (Andrew Siegel)
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Subject: Need source and object file organization scheme
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Date: Tue, 3-Apr-84 16:35:48 EST
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Posted: Tue Apr  3 16:35:48 1984
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Organization: Resource Dynamics Inc., New York
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<entomological offering>

My company is having a problem organizing its source, object,
and object archive files;  specifically, we keep breaking links, and
can't even keep track of those links that *aren't* broken.

Can anyone out there suggest or describe a system of file
organization (links, repository directories, whatever) that is
straightforward, self-documenting (or requires minimal external
documentation), and conservative of space?  (We don't have many
problems with our source files; it's the object and object archive
files that give us headaches.)

Any and all suggestions are welcome.  Thanks in advance.

			Andrew Siegel, Resource Dynamics, Inc.,  New York, NY
			philabs!rdin!abs