05-08-2003
There is no real industry wide standard here. I can't speak to other people's customs. But typically, version 1.0 would the version that I would assign to my program when it is first ready for use. For complex programs this will imply that versions 0.0, 0.1, 0.2, etc may exist. But with simpler programs, I may indeed go straight to version 1.0.
Local standards are really more important. If you're participating in any sort of group effort (commercial or freeware), you probably should conform to whatever standard is already in place.
Also if you're using RCS or SCCS or something like that, your versioning scheme should work well with the package you use.
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sccstorcs
SCCSTORCS(8) System Manager's Manual SCCSTORCS(8)
NAME
sccstorcs - build RCS file from SCCS file
SYNOPSIS
sccstorcs [-t] [-v] s.file ...
DESCRIPTION
Sccstorcs builds an RCS file from each SCCS file argument. The deltas and comments for each delta are preserved and installed into the new
RCS file in order. Also preserved are the user access list and descriptive text, if any, from the SCCS file.
The following flags are meaningful:
-t Trace only. Prints detailed information about the SCCS file and lists the commands that would be executed to produce the RCS file.
No commands are actually executed and no RCS file is made.
-v Verbose. Prints each command that is run while it is building the RCS file.
FILES
For each s.somefile, Sccstorcs writes the files somefile and somefile,v which should not already exist. Sccstorcs will abort, rather than
overwrite those files if they do exist.
SEE ALSO
ci (1), co (1), rcs (1).
Walter F. Tichy, "Design, Implementation, and Evaluation of a Revision Control System," in Proceedings of the 6th International Conference
on Software Engineering, IEEE, Tokyo, Sept. 1982.
DIAGNOSTICS
All diagnostics are written to stderr. Non-zero exit status on error.
BUGS
Sccstorcs does not preserve all SCCS options specified in the SCCS file. Most notably, it does not preserve removed deltas, MR numbers,
and cutoff points.
AUTHOR
Ken Greer
Copyright (C) 1983 by Kenneth L. Greer
4th Berkeley Distribution 29 June 1983 SCCSTORCS(8)