Version Control is not really a part of the code, but it's a part of the whole project if you will. There's code, version control, build system, issue tracker.

Version Control is not really a part of the code, but it's a part of the whole project if you will. There's code, version control, build system, issue tracker. In some cases these can be very simple, and the simplest cases I can think of are: version control - backups, build system - batch/script file, issue tracker - text file. Although once you know one of the more complex versions of each system then it's easier to just use that. (Git/SVN/CVS, make/CMake/Premake, etc)