RevCo  is  a small utility to control versions and revisions of C programs.
It  can be run from the shell only and looks a lot like all the other revision
bumpers already available.
   Why  would  you  use  RevCo  instead of any other revision bumper?  Well...
RevCo  is  a very simple yet flexible utility that has all the features I like
in a revision bumper.
   It  generates  an  include  file  (.h)  in  which  it  stores the following
information about a C program :

   - name string
   - version number
   - revision number
   - compilation number
   - subrevision character
   - stage (alpha, beta, public)
   - date string
   - time string
   - AmigaDOS version string

 PERMSSN    UID  GID    PACKED    SIZE  RATIO     CRC       STAMP          NAME
---------- ----------- ------- ------- ------ ---------- ------------ -------------
[generic]                  266     628  42.4% -lh5- c292 Apr  2  1994 RevCo.info
[generic]                  116     138  84.1% -lh5- 411f Apr  2  1994 RevCo/ENV/RevCo.prefs
[generic]                  315     561  56.1% -lh5- 1249 Apr  2  1994 RevCo/Install.info
[generic]                  684    1697  40.3% -lh5- 7735 Apr  2  1994 RevCo/Install_RevCo
[generic]                  269     449  59.9% -lh5- e8a4 Apr  2  1994 RevCo/README
[generic]                  234     437  53.5% -lh5- d823 Apr  2  1994 RevCo/README.info
[generic]                 6048    9904  61.1% -lh5- 5eb2 Apr  2  1994 RevCo/RevCo
[generic]                 3235    8531  37.9% -lh5- 42ed Apr  2  1994 RevCo/RevCo.guide
[generic]                  275     517  53.2% -lh5- 98f5 Apr  2  1994 RevCo/RevCo.guide.info
---------- ----------- ------- ------- ------ ---------- ------------ -------------
 Total         9 files   11442   22862  50.0%            Apr  4  1994