When you prepare a patch use `diff -upr djgpp.old djgpp.new' or
`diff -cpr djgpp.old djgpp.new'. The directory names
`djgpp.old' and `djgpp.new' are just examples, but you should
preferably use a descriptive name. If you have added any new files the
option `-N' comes in handy.
Similarly if you use cvs diff use `cvs -z3 diff -up djgpp' or
`cvs -z3 diff -cp djgpp'. To get cvs diff to notice any new files
you must make cvs aware of them with the cvs add command.
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