New features of SCCS-1.1beta4:

-	All SCCS commands now remember upper case option letters in the
	extended had[] array.

-	A new help text for the new admin error message (ad35) was added.

-	SCCS admin and rmchg now use gpkt.p_file instead of the hacky
	(char *)&gpkt

-	The function mkgmtime() has been moved to libschily

-	The SCCS prs command now supports two new keywords:

	:G:	The base name of the file. This is "file" for a history
		file name "s.file"

	:D_:	yyyy-mm-dd for a delta

-	The diff command now includes the nanosecond value for the time
	stamp with "diff -u" in case it is run on an OS that supports
	sub-second file time stamps.

-	Several SCCS man pages have been updated to include a better and more
	complete description of the various files and their prefixes.

-	The sccs-delta.1 man page now tries to avoid a confusion with the 
	exit code when using -d

-	The bugs in the lock file mechanism introduced by Sun have been
	removed. SCCS is now again able to automatically recover from
	a sccs program killed by a signal during the creation of a lock
	file.

-	A bug (introduced by Sun while introducing automated binary file
	support around 1986) was fixed. SCCS no longer incorrectly asumes
	a binary file in case that a long line (longer than BUFSIZ) contains
	a ^A character at BUFSIZ offset.

-	SCCS no longer calls link() and thus is now portable to platforms
	that do not support hard links (such as BeOS).

-	The SCCS performance has been enhanced. This includes fixing
	some oddities that caused SCCS to call read(2)/write(2) with
	a bytecount of 1016.

	-	SCCS "admin -n -ifile" (to create a new SCCS history file)
		is now typically 4x faster than "Sun SCCS" admin.

	-	A typical edit chain "get -e" followed by "delta" is now
		typically 50% faster than "Sun SCCS".

	-	SCCS is now typically 4x-6x faster than GNU CSSC
		As CSSC slows down by ndeltas**2, this difference may become
		larger with a high number of deltas.

	Some data to compare with other systems:

	-	SCCS is now typically 2x faster than RCS

	-	SCCS is now typically aprox. 4x-10x faster than mercurial

	-	SCCS is now typically 6x-12x faster than CVS


SCCS now has been tested to compile and work on the following platforms:

-	SunOS-4.x

-	SunOS-5.x (Solaris 2.x, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11)

-	FreeBSD

-	HP-UX

-	Linux

-	Mac OS X

-	AIX

-	IRIX

-	VMS

-	Cygwin

The portability now reached a state that should allow SCCS to compile 
and run on other platforms too. SCCS compiles and has been verified
on all major platforms.