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Dear list,

 

When I looked at the source of the FreeBSD system I noticed the $FreeBSD$
tag (and $NetBSD$, $OpenBSD$, and $XFree$) which seem to expand relative to
$CVSROOT. How does one create/define own tags like this?

 

Thanks

 

Helge

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