RCS and SCCS
Joe Bob Willie
haugj at pigs.UUCP
Wed Jun 29 07:46:14 AEST 1988
In article <29975 at cca.CCA.COM>, g-rh at cca.CCA.COM (Richard Harter) writes:
> It is true, however, that there is, in principle, a signifigant performance
> advantage for the RCS scheme versus the SCCS scheme. SCCS must process
> all lines including those not currently active; RCS need only process those
> that are currently active. Furthermore RCS does not need to do any processing
> on the line other than copying it out; SCCS has to check the control data
> for the line. On the other hand, RCS pays a penalty if the version being
> extracted is not the latest.
> --
> Richard Harter, SMDS Inc.
[ In the Oil Fields of HELL,
Where the drought grows long and HOT ]
OK - I'll bite, and I'm sure others will also. What exactly does an
RCS file look like. I'm a die-hard SCCS junkie. How about a few
specific examples for those of us without RCS or RCS documentation.
- John.
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