5.1 Overview
An SCCS file contains two parts, the header and the body. The
header contains information about both the file as a whole and also
information about each version stored in the file. After this comes the
body itself, which is a stream of fragments from the controlled file
interspersed with control information which indicates which versions
these fragments appear in.
Most of the control information for SCCS files appears on lines
which are marked as special by the character whose value is 1 (ASCII
SOH); this is usually referred to as `^A'. Lines in SCCS
files always end with a line feed (ASCII LF) rather than a carriage
return (ASCII CR) followed by a line feed.
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