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From: runyan@hpirs.HP.COM (Mark Runyan)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.questions
Subject: Re: SCCS for DOS
Message-ID: <4750024@hpirs.HP.COM>
Date: 21 Jun 89 20:29:53 GMT
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>/ jim@aob.aob.mn.org (Jim Anderson) /  6:07 pm  Jun 19, 1989 /
>Is there anybody supplying SCCS for a PC running DOS?  

I don't know...

>If SCCS is not available, is there an
>equivalent available that would run under SUNOS 3.x, SUNOS4.x, HP-UX,
>DOS, and Altos XENIX?  ...

Consider RCS?  I believe that MKS RCS (By Mortice Kern Systems, Inc)
works on DOS.  RCS exists on HP-UX.  I'm pretty sure that SUN has
RCS somewhere on it.  That leaves the question of Xenix and I don't
have any references for that.

>Also, some means of
>converting the existing SCCS files (with history for about 200000 lines
>of code and documentation) would be needed.  ...

The program "sccstorcs" is usually available on systems that have RCS,
usually as "contributed" software.  You should find the program on HP-UX.

Mark Runyan