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Hi There
This is a little utility to convert fd-files and prototypes to
inline functions for gcc in order to directly call any exec
library from within your GNU-C programs. This is a 0.9 version in
order to let you see what's coming.
bin/auto
This is a (g)awk script, which extracts protos from autodocs
(gee, are they ugly). This script is called by bin/auto2proto. It
is VERY tolerant, but the autodocs are even more tolerant... They
contain many misformed headers. Most errors will be listed and
functions which might be functions you actually wanted will be
appended with the word 'maybe'. So look through the output !!!
bin/auto2proto
This SKsh script calls awk with auto and scans through all
autodocs for function prototypes. Output is put into proto/ and
errorlogs are put into error/.
inline.mk
This Makefile controls the making of proto/* and inline/* and
calls auto2proto and fd2inline. It is generated by bin/mandeps,
which is called by Makefile.
Makefile
The global makefile contains stuff for configuring and starting
the other programs. Just read it and adapt it for your own
installation.
fd2inline
This is a GNU-C Program, which parses fd-files and proto
includes, and outputs inline calls for GNU-C. I started this as
an exercise for object oriented thinking and was surprized by my
productivity... It should give meaningful errormessages ( meaning
that there's an error in the input and not in the program... ;-)
). You should expect errors like that it can't find some func-
tions or the number of arguments don't fit... that's because CBM
people don't know what good documentation is good for... yes,
documentation, well, this IS a 0.9 version, it will improve.
Please don't use any source yet, the 1.0 will be absolutely free
and under the GNU Licence. Use this version for bugreports,
should there be any...
BUGS
Well, not really a bug, but something you should not copy: When
^C is hit, the program does not do any cleanup with atexit().
This does not hurt at the moment, but it *IS* dirty. This will be
fixed for 1.0.
P.S.
I just ripped the needed files together, invented a Makefile and
put it into an archive. If something is missing or your Hardisk
is low-level formatted, that's completely tough luck, as I don't
imply any usability.... (I hate legal stuff). Please try it out
and send reports to
s_baron@ira.uka.de
Enjoy,
Wolfgang