Saving Changes



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Saving Changes

Incorporating the changes, what SCCS calls deltas, into your file produces a new version of your source code. You do this by issuing the delta command with the name of the SCCS file. Then SCCS gives you the chance to describe this version of the code:

$ ls   	We have editable version of whet.f.   
Makefile  p.whet.f  s.whet.f  whet.f   	   
$ delta  s.whet.f   	Save the changes.   
Type comments, terminated with   	   
End of File character or blank line.   	   
Added new timing print out.   	Our comments.   
   	Terminate comments with a blank line.   
1.2   	This is version 1.2.   
2 inserted   	Statistics   
0 deleted   	No lines deleted   
193 unchanged   	   
$ ls   	   
Makefile  s.whet.f   	Editable and p files have been removed.   



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