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A-Shell Development History

SRCCOM.LIT 2.0(201) rewritten to implement various improvements/fixes:

No longer requires a memory partition of 1MB or more.
Supports a new switch /S which ignores whitespace differences.
Removed limit on line length, which previously was 512 characters.
Supports inserted blocks of up to 10000 lines, up from 750.
Reduces tendency for single-line "premature matches". For example, when a block of new code is inserted, SRCCOM previously would re-sync on a single line match (even a blank line) between the original code and the new code, causing the inserted block to appear like a fragmented series of multiple insertions instead of a single block.
Is now able to recognize "parallel differences" of up to 100 lines. These result from line changes rather than insertions/deletions.
The /Q mode now outputs the matching pair both before and after a set of differences.