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GNU Indent 1.4
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Amiga port by:
Carsten Steger
This is GNU Indent 1.4 for the Amiga.
Indent allows you to reformat any C program the way you like. I have
included a TeX'd version of the documentation since not all people
have texindex. So print the file "indent.dvi" to get all the
information you need about using indent.
I have ported indent using SAS/C 5.10. I don't know whether it will
compile with Aztec or DICE. See below for instructions on how to
compile indent. The changes I had to make are listed in the file
"amiga.diffs" (context-diffs).
Please note that I had to emulate the wildcard expansion that typical
Unix shells do. Therefore you can type "indent source/#?/#?.[ch]" just
like in the Unix-version of indent.
If you have Kickstart 2.0 installed, copy "indent-kick-2.0" to a
directory in your path and rename it to "indent". This version
supports all DOS 2.0 patterns. If you want to recompile indent, just
type "lmk -f Makefile.amiga".
If you have Kickstart 1.3 installed, you must first copy "arp.library"
to "LIBS:". Then copy indent-arp-kick-1.3 to a directory in your path
and rename it to "indent". This version supports all ARP V39.1
patterns. If you want to recompile, you first have to patch the source
files by typing "patch <arp-kick-1.3.diffs" and then "lmk -f
Makefile.amiga". ¡¡¡¡¡ Note !!!!! If you don't have "arp.library" V39
installed in "LIBS:", wildcard patterns simply won't be expanded. In
that case you will have to use a shell that does wildcard-expansion
for you.
Indent first looks for the profile ".indent.pro" in the current
directory and then in "S:". The backup file names indent uses are the
same as in David Gay's brilliant port of GNU Emacs 18.58. If the
environment variable "VERSION_CONTROL" is set to "simple", backup file
names will be constructed by appending "!" to the filename: "foo.c"
becomes "foo.c!". If it is set to "numbered_existing" (the default),
and if numbered backups already exist, or if it is set to "numbered",
backup file names will look like this: "foo.c.!<num>!", where <num> is
one greater than the highest current version number. If it is set to
"never", no backups will be made.
If you think that you have found some bugs that are specific to the
Amiga-version of indent (e.g. something that works on a Unix-machine
and not on your Amiga), send an E-mail to
"carsten.steger@informatik.tu-muenchen.de"
Please send generic bug-reports directly to the authors, as I will
only forward them. (Since I'm working on my thesis I don't have as
much time as I would like to respond to mail, and other stuff too, for
that matter :-( )
Carsten