New features of SCCS-0.3:

-	More portable code for retrieving the local timezone offset 

-	Using more schily portability helper include files for better
	portability

-	Remove unneeded includes and rather use #include <defines.h>
	to allow other people to share our code. The schily portabiltiy
	code framework has been mostly moved to <defines.h>

-	Make sure that the first "real" include is always <schily/mconfig.h>
	to make large file support 100% portable.

-	Correct portable large file support using -DUSE_LARGEFILES in
	the related makefiles.

-	Added a workaround for a Mac OS X linker bug.
	The Mac OS X linker does not load a .o file from a static
	library if only a variable from that file would be needed,
	but no function.

	We added a "COMMON" definition to <defines.h> in case of Mac OS X.

-	Added install path prefix to some forgotten places

-	Now checking whether dirp->d_ino exists in struct dirent.

-	Now opening all files in O_BINARY mode (for Cygwin, MS-WIN, ...)
	The only exception for binary open is help2.c

-	close some forgotten files early in order to allow a rename
	on MS-WIN. We would otherwise get EPERM.

-	We are now implementing a complete list of file names that
	need to be modified in case that SCCS is not installed to "/usr".

-	Added a help text file for the "val" command. This file was missing
	from Sun's source.

-	Conditional compilation for all signal handlers. The related signals
	may not exist on a specific platform.

-	Mac OS X is now supported

-	FreeBSD is now supported

-	Cygwin is now supported

-	"TODO" file added


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

-	Linux

-	Mac OS X

-	Cygwin

The portability now reached a state that should allow SCCS to compile 
and run on other platforms too.