UUCLEAN.TXT
Ever just open your capture buffer to grab a UUencoded file?
I do it all the time, rather than going to the trouble of downloading
a message.  Then I have a large text file, with the UUencoded file
somewhere included.  When I use NN or TIN, I get one or two duplicated 
lines on each screen of text.  It is a pain to go through the capture 
file and remove all the extraneous stuff, before UUdecode will do its 
work on the text file.

So I wrote UUCLEAN.  It is CLI or SHELL only, and uses the following
syntax to make it work:

uuclean input_filename output_filename

Of course, the filenames must contain paths if the input and output
files are not in the same directory as is UUCLEAN.

The Amiga (and MS-DOS) versions are written using the GCC compiler.
On the Amiga, that means you must have a recent version of 
ixemul.library in your sys:libs directory.  Getting that library
is your responsibility.

If you want to recompile it using some other compiler, like DICE,
do so.  Source code for this little program is included.

Comments?

I am:     rdavis@nyx.cs.du.edu     or    davisrob@esuvm1.emporia.edu

Robert (Bob) Davis  12 September 1995