If you are not bound by some legal constraints, {insert any other reasons here}.
Create a project on a service like SourceForge. Not only do you get code management, but you also get feedback, improvements, bug-tracking, a homepage...
This way, a community can help you organize your code, and also help you enrich it. AND, you also don't have to worry about maintaining a CVS/SVN/etc. server, and can focus on organizing your code so you can obtain your goal of re-usability.
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If you are not bound by some legal constraints, {insert any other reasons here}.
Create a project on a service like SourceForge. Not only do you get code management, but you also get feedback, improvements, bug-tracking, a homepage...
This way, a community can help you organize your code, and also help you enrich it. AND, you also don't have to worry about maintaining a CVS/SVN/etc. server, and can focus on organizing your code so you can obtain your goal of re-usability.
-- Good Luck, FJF