
doi: 10.1007/bfb0022099
Delta technique is used to store versions of programs or other data economically in revision control systems. In recent revision control systems deltas are computed by compare programs, using lines as atomic symbols. In this paper a method is presented which, in contrast, uses characters as atomic symbols. The deltas are about 30 percent smaller than deltas generated by diff (the standard comparison tool on UNIX for generating deltas); the performance is similar to diff.
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