Follow-up Comment #7, bug #57751 (project make):
Just a note to the XSI "enhancements" to POSIX....
Implementing all XSI enhancements is required in order to get the permission
to call a platform "UNIX" compatible and thus to use the UNIX trademark.
A platform that implements support for XSI is a full blown POSIX system and if
XSI is not or not completely implemented, this is typical choice for tiny
platforms, e.g. embedded systems.
BTW: SunPro Make is POSIX+XSI certified and gmake is not faster than SunPro
Make. Gmake even needs a tiny bit more CPU time than SunPro Make. So I am not
sure whether implementing SCCS support really creates a performance problem.
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