KKADD

Before you can track changes for a file with KKVCS DOS Version Control, you must first add the file with the KKADD utility while your present working directory is the top-level directory of your source code. For example:

C:\> KKADD cookie.c
Now tracking: cookie.c

KKADD will add the following line to _kkvcs.txt in the top-level directory:

cookie.c,0

That's the name of the file now being tracked and a 0 as a placeholder for the revision number, which will increment to 1 when the initial contents of the file get committed via the KKCOMMIT utility. If _kkvcs.txt does not already exist, then KKADD will create that file.

KKADD will also verify that the file isn't already being tracked. If KKADD sees that there is already an entry for the file in _kkvcs.txt, then KKADD will output the following message:

File already tracked.