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CSSC Reference Manual

The CSSC manual is the principal source of information on how to use GNU CSSC. This manual is provided with the source distribution and is in Texinfo format. This can easily be transformed into Postscript or HTML, as well as the GNU Info format.

The HTML version of the CSSC manual is available online and is updated daily.

CSSC Manual Pages

No manual pages are provided with CSSC; all reference material is included in the CSSC Reference Manual. The reason for this is that it is the policy of the GNU Project that GNU programs should use Texinfo as their principal form of documentation (see the GNU Coding Standards for more information). However, The Open Group's Single Unix Standard contains reference information which is very much like manual pages. However, please remember that the functionality described in the Single Unix Standard does not always correspond precisely with the functionality of CSSC (and most of the differences are in fact desctibed in the manual).

The standard does not include entries for cdc, prt and sccsdiff.

Test suite

The CSSC Test Suite is documented in the CSSC Reference manual, but we also have a summary of the coverage of the test suite which is occasionally updated by hand.

Documentation from the Source Distribution

The documentation listed below is included in the CSSC source distribution, and in fact the links below simply link into the CVS repository for the CSSC code.

BUGS The BUGS file lists some bugs in CSSC which are known to exist. This file is obsolescent; remaining bugs should be reported via the CSSC Bug Tracker.
CREDITS The CREDITS file lists the people who have contributed to the development of GNU CSSC.
CREDITS.short.txt The CREDITS.short.txt file briefly lists the people who have contributed to the development of GNU CSSC.
Platforms The Platforms file lists the systems on which CSSC is known to work, and provides any system-specific information about how CSSC should be compiled or installed on various platforms.
TESTING The TESTING file provides instructions on how to use the CSSC Test Suite to ensure that CSSC runs correctly on your system, or that any changes you have made to CSSC have not broken something else. See the CSSC manual for more detailed instructions on how to use the test suite.
TODO The TODO file is obsolete and has been replaced by the automated bug tracking system.
tests-todo.txt This is a list of descriptions of tests that we need to create in order to increase the code coverage of the existing test suite.
borrowed-files.txt The borrowed-files.txt file lists those files which are included in the CSSC source distribution, but which originally came from some other package.
missing.txt The missing.txt file lists some features which are missing from GNU CSSC but which are present in the Unix SCCS suite.
patches.txt The patches.txt file explains how you should submit code patches for GNU CSSC.
style.txt The style.txt file explains the coding stye adopted for GNU CSSC.

Other Documentation

Almost all the CSSC documentation is provided either in the manual itself or elsewhere in the source distribution. However, what other documentation there is is listed below.

ManLUG Presentation A talk I gave at ManLUG is available online, in the form of its Magicpoint source. If you don't have Magicpoint, the source is only a text file and is reasonably human-readable. You can find that here.
Included and Excluded Deltas This document details how CSSC handles included and excluded deltas, including some bugs that remain in CSSC.

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