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From: guy@sun.uucp (Guy Harris)
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Subject: Re: Re: Need cpio.c source
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Date: Fri, 10-May-85 02:28:05 EDT
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> You can by the source to SCCS and I believe that it does not a AT&T source 
> licence.

If it doesn't require *any* AT&T source license, either it's a from-scratch
rewrite (considering how old and tired the SCCS code is, it might not be a
bad idea) or AT&T decided not to require a licensing fee for it (read "not
bloody likely").  If it doesn't require a System V license, AT&T unbundled
it; if so, either they did so very quietly or very recently.  The SCCS that
comes with System V (or System III, or PWB/UNIX 1.0) is an AT&T product.

	Guy Harris