This program gives out the uncommon patches between the two files
that are given as argument. The data file has to be the "showrev -a"  
or "patchadd -p" output and it is assumed that patch id will be 6+2 
digits long.

There are two different executables compiled for the Sparc and the x86
platforms. The pcmp_sparc is the Sparc platform version and the pcmp_x86
is the x86 platform version. The source of the program is also attached 
as pcmp.c. 

Before running the program, store the showrev -a, showrev -p or patchadd -p
results in the files <first_file> and <second_file>. Then run the program 
the as below: 

<program_name> first_file second_file

For Example, in a Sparc based system :

$./pcmp_sparc /tmp/firstfile /tmp/secondfile


 This program gives out the uncommon patches between the two files
 that are given as argument. The data file has to be the "showrev -a"  
 or "patchadd -p" output and it is assumed that patch id will be 6+2 
 digits long.



 Date today is Thu May 10 15:40:52 2001

Hostname: hostA Hostname: hostB
Release: 5.7         Release: 5.7
===========================================
104768-06
105062-03
105063-01
106328-08
106542-11            106542-05
106737-03
.
.
.
107545-03
                     107588-01
107793-01
107973-01
.
.
109710-01
110282-01


Here, the patches unique to each system are present in the appropriate
column. Patches which are common to both systems but differ in their
revision level are printed together. Patches common to both systems are
not printed.