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Automated Event Management

Define events with embedded markup comments, and derive documentation, invocation macros, handling tables, dispatch tables, and display functions.

Create customized character classifications

This program will take a list of character classes and convert them into bit map tests.

Config file editor

Create a program to edit a daemon config file by processing the options, rewriting the config file and sending SIGHUP to the daemon.


Create customized character classifications

   This program will take a list of character classes and convert them
   into bit map tests.  If all you ever need are "isspace" or "isalpha"
   or the other tests included in , then by all means use that.
   On the other hand, if you find yourself writing code like:
      if (isalnum(*p) || (*p == '_'))
   Then this might be handy.

Primary File(s) for char-mapper


char-mapper Example source

    test.sh

char-mapper Example output

    test-cmap.map
    test-cmap.h


Config file editor

   This template will produce a program that will process its configuration
   file and command line options, save the option state to its config file,
   and then signal its associated daemon file with a SIGHUP.  Included with
   this template are some auxialiary options and attributes in a file named
   "editor.def".

Primary File(s) for config-edit

    editor.tpl
    editor.def

config-edit Example source

    daemon.c
    daemon-opts.def

config-edit Example output

    edit-daemon-conf.c
    edit-daemon-conf.h

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