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@A simple build/install capability, allowing one to build something runnable
without hand-tchuning:
	make DESTDIR=/opt/source-code-control-system tree all install

Yes DESTDIR traditionally is used for engineering a release into a destination
dir, and it should probably be called PREFIX, as it is in code.  But bah,
humbug.  Spam the README with some of my own ranting, to accompany the
eloquent words Kirk wrote.

Notably, help doesn't work, unless you pull the help files from an SGI or
similar, and then you'll have the joy of "help stuck" and similar.  I'll try
to find a -free enough- source of these, though admittedly, that would require
being sure none of the errors mismatch, which would suck.

Still plenty of warning spa^H^H^H^H incentive.
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@$FreeBSD$

The SCCS front end is found in the sccs directory.
The front end was written by Eric Allman at Berkeley
and is freely redistributable.

The SCCS commands themselves are found in the sccscmds
directory. This code was part of the PWB (Programmers
WorkBench) distribution which was based on Version 6
UNIX. PWB is older than Version 7 UNIX or 32/V which
have been reclassified as freely redistributable by
thier owner, Caldera. However, Caldera has never been
asked to free PWB, nor have they done so as far as I know.

	Marshall Kirk McKusick
	May 23, 2002

Additionally, a version of the SCCS help command is
found in the help directory.  It is public domain.
All of the PWB code has had the Caldera copyright
inserted, as for clarity.  The suite can be built
and installed by doing:
	make DESTDIR=/usr/sccs tree all install
Where /usr/sccs is the prefix this should all end
up in.  Many people might want to use /usr/local,
and make is a BSD-compatible Make.  At this time,
standard BSD build glue is used, however it is
desirable to use something simpler and contained
here, for clarity, in the future.  Also, the code
is probably tied more or less ot FreeBSD, but that
should change in the future.

	Juli Mallett
	February 27, 2003
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