NAME
sccsdiff — compare two versions of an SCCS file
SYNOPSIS
sccsdiff
-r
SID1
-r
SID2
[-p]
[-s
n]
file ...
DESCRIPTION
The
sccsdiff
command compares two versions of an
SCCS
file, and generates the differences between the two versions.
Any number of
SCCS
files may be specified, but arguments apply to all files.
- -rSID?
SID1
and
SID2
specify the deltas of an
SCCS
file that are to be compared.
Versions are passed to
bdiff
in the order given (see
bdiff(1)).
The
SIDs accepted, and the corresponding version retrieved for the comparison
are the same as for
get
(see
get(1)).
- -p
Pipe output for each file through
pr
(see
pr(1)).
- -sn
n
is the file segment size that
bdiff
passes to
diff
(see
diff(1)).
This is useful when
diff
fails due to a high system load.
EXTERNAL INFLUENCES
International Code Set Support
Single- and multi-byte character code sets are supported
with the exception that multi-byte-character file names
are not supported.
DIAGNOSTICS
- file: No differences
The two versions are identical.
Use
sccshelp(1)
for explanations.
FILES
- /tmp/get?????
Temporary files
Printable version
