I started out using MKS Source Integrity, but with one person working on one project it seemed like overkill. Then when I started using IAR's compiler that MKS didn't know about, I gave up on it.

What I do now is have a batch file in my project directory called "archive". It zips all my source files, and puts the zip file and executables into a directory. For example, I'll type:

archive 032603_A

and it will create a file 032603_A.zip in the 032603_A directory. Fast and simple, anytime I make any significant change or make a release, I run it.

When I do a code release, this directory created by archive gets copied over to a release directory.

And once in a while I burn all of it onto a CD so I don't have to go to MIS to get a backup...

Dennis