------------ Included in Beta-6

-	SCCS admin no longer creates left over files with admin -n a.xx
	as a.xx is recognized as illegal name early.

-	SCCS admin no longer depends on a lucky side effect when creating
	SCCS history files that keep archived uuenoded version from binary
	files. This fixes a bug that most likely has been introduced in
	1987 while adding binary file support for SunOS-4.0.

-	SCCS admin now checks for the executable permissioons on the right
	file when using admin -ibar s.foo. Before it did check foo instead
	of bar.

-	SCCS admin now uses the same fast algorithm for detecting binary
	files as SCCS delta does. This speeds up mass enters of files.

-	The new fast algorithm that checks for binary files now correctly
	reports 
		"file '%s' contains illegal data..."
	instead of
		"No newline at end of file..."

	if there is binary data that is not folowed by a new line.

-	Reset the internal variable "Encoded" in SCCS admin in case a pure
	text file was found. This permits to enter pure text files after a
	binary file has been entered.

-	SCCS admin now supports a new option -N for efficient mass entering
	of files.

        The following option types are supported:

          -N        The file name parameters to the admin command
                    are not s.filename files but the names of the
                    g-files.  The s.filename names are  automati-
                    cally   derived  from  the  g-file  names  by
                    prepending s. to  the  last  path  name  com-
                    ponent.

          -Ns.      The file name parameters to the admin command
                    are  s.filename files.  The the g-files names
                    are automatically derived by removing s. from
                    the  beginning of last path name component of
                    the s.filename.

          -Ndir     The file name parameters to the admin command
                    are not s.filename files but the names of the
                    g-files.  The s.filename names are  put  into
                    directory  dir,  the  names are automatically
                    derived from the g-file names  by  prepending
                    dir/s.  to the last path name component.

          -Ndir/s.  The file name parameters to the admin command
                    are  s.filename  files in directory dir.  The
                    the g-files names are  automatically  derived
                    by  removing  dir/s.   from  the beginning of
                    last path name component of the s.filename.

        A typical value for dir is SCCS.

	To enter all files below usr/src, call:

		find usr/src -type f | admin -NSCCS -

	This tells admin to read file names if g-files from stdin
	and to automatically place related new s.files in corresponding
	SCCS directories. If the SCCS directories are missing, they are
	created.

	This new method is very fast. Entering the whole OpenSolaris base OS
	(500 MB in > 46000 files) takes 17 seconds on tmpfs on a 6 year old
	2.4 Ghz Opteron system. This is 2700 files per second and 30 MB/s.

-	SCCS get now implements compatibility support for the SCO 'x' flag
	in history files. There is no support to set this flag in history files
	and calling "admin -fx s.file" will set up the history file for
	supporting extended SCCS get keywords.

	The recommended method to set the executable bit in files is to
	start with an executable g-file or to set the executable bit in the
	related s. history file.

-	The workaround on Linux to get better performance from the baroque
	Linux libc stdio implementation no longer introduces a memory leak.
	Another hack has been added to be able to free the space allocated
	for IO buffers on Linux.

-	The sccs speudo command "branch" has been documented in the sccs.1
	man page

-	Several missing commend descriptions have been added to the SCCS help
	for cmds.

-	The Makefile system now links dynamic libraries on Mac OS X against
	libgcc_s.1 instead of libgcc.

-	libschily/fexec.c moved the workaround against the Mac OS X linker
	for "environ" upwards to cover the new code also.


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.