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03-04-2002 10:23 PM
03-04-2002 10:23 PM
Problem in C executable file Check-In through SCCS
I am using SCCS for Configuration management on HP-UX version 11.0 .. I checked out an C langauge executable file from the repository. When i am trying to check in the executable file , SCCS is giving the following message
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ERROR [/home/vishscm/SCM/SCCS/s.AUserver]: leading SOH char in line 120 of file `AUserver' not allowed (de14)
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Where AUserver is the executable filename and
/home/vishscm/SCM/SCCS/ is the SCCS repository path.
Your solution on this problem of mine will be a great help for me.
Regards
Vishal Thorat
Senior Engineer
CMC Limited
Pune
India
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ERROR [/home/vishscm/SCM/SCCS/s.AUserver]: leading SOH char in line 120 of file `AUserver' not allowed (de14)
--------------------
Where AUserver is the executable filename and
/home/vishscm/SCM/SCCS/ is the SCCS repository path.
Your solution on this problem of mine will be a great help for me.
Regards
Vishal Thorat
Senior Engineer
CMC Limited
Pune
India
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03-04-2002 10:31 PM
03-04-2002 10:31 PM
Re: Problem in C executable file Check-In through SCCS
I do not know much about SCCS. But i do know that the RCS-Version of HPUX does not really support binary files.
Most Revision-Control-Systems do not support binary files (like executables). Using GNU-RCS you have to use special options for checking in/out binary files.
This is related to the keyword-expansion RCS generates during checkouts.
Maybe you have the same problem with SCCS.
Hardy
Most Revision-Control-Systems do not support binary files (like executables). Using GNU-RCS you have to use special options for checking in/out binary files.
This is related to the keyword-expansion RCS generates during checkouts.
Maybe you have the same problem with SCCS.
Hardy
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