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From: Adam Bryant <adb@cs.bu.edu> Subject: v02i039: cextract - (Ver. 1.7) C prototyper/header file generator, Part01/05 Newsgroups: comp.sources.reviewed Approved: csr@calvin.dgbt.doc.ca Submitted-by: Adam Bryant <adb@cs.bu.edu> Posting-number: Volume 2, Issue 39 Archive-name: cextract/part01 Supersedes: cextract: Volume 1, Issue 4-8 #! /bin/sh # This is a shell archive. Remove anything before this line, then unpack # it by saving it into a file and typing "sh file". To overwrite existing # files, type "sh file -c". You can also feed this as standard input via # unshar, or by typing "sh <file", e.g.. If this archive is complete, you # will see the following message at the end: # "End of archive 1 (of 5)." # Contents: INSTALL INSTALL.VMS MANIFEST MANIFEST.BAK Makefile # Makefile.dist README TODO build.com cextdoc.1 cextrc.5 # newbuild.com patchlevel.h proto.h xtract.h # Wrapped by adb@csa on Fri Oct 30 16:20:35 1992 PATH=/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/ucb ; export PATH if test -f 'INSTALL' -a "${1}" != "-c" ; then echo shar: Will not clobber existing file \"'INSTALL'\" else echo shar: Extracting \"'INSTALL'\" $2868 characters$ sed "s/^X//" >'INSTALL' <<'END_OF_FILE' XVMS sites should see the file INSTALL.VMS for installation Xinstructions. X XThe installation of the program is pretty simple: X X - Read through this INSTALL file. X - Read and edit the Makefile. X - Type "make". X - You might want to remove any old configuration files that are on X the system, to allow defaults to be installed properly. X - Test the program to be sure it works. This can be done by X typing "make test" which will run a test using its own code. X [The system configuration file will be installed, if there is X not already one in place. You will need to have permission to X create this file, so you might need to do this as "root".] X - Type "make install" to install the binary, cextdoc link and X to generate the system configuration file (if not already done). X - Type "make install.man" to install the manual pages. X - If necessary, edit the system configuration file for your site. X X NOTE: As stated above, when the system configuration file is X installed, you will need permission to write to whatever X location was chosen for it. So, it is likely that you will X need to run the "make test" or "make install" as root, or have X write permission to the directory where the file will be X placed. X XFor those systems with a non-standard C preprocesser or for those of Xyou who want to be especially thorough: X X - You might need to edit the values of CPP and CPP_COMMENT in X the Makefile. These should be set to whatever C X preprocessor you can get, preferably one that leaves X comments intact, and the flag that leaves them intact. X XAfter you are done with the installation of the binary and Xdocumentation, you might want to take a look at the "cextrc" manual Xpage and edit the system configuration file for your system. The Xlocation and name of this header file is determined by the setting Xof "SYSRC" in the Makefile. A default one should already have been Xbuilt for your system with the "make install" or "make test" Xcommands. X XThis file can hold the default options you wish to implement (probably Xbased on the default system compiler), as well as any system-dependent Xreplacements due to "#define"s. X XTo determine what kind of things might need replacing, you can look at Xthe standard header files on your system, searching for things which Xyou had considered a "typedef" but which were really "#define" Xsequences. The one noticeable one on my Sun is: X X#define FILE struct _iobuf X XSince I found that FILE was defined like this on most systems, I made Xsure to automatically build the replacement into the default Xconfiguration file. The varargs system also uses a similiar Xmechanism, so I made sure to handle that as well. X XIf you get any error messages or warnings, please let me know. If you Xhave any problems at all, or even just a friendly suggestion, feel Xfree to send me mail about it. X XAdam Bryant Xadb@bu.edu END_OF_FILE if test 2868 -ne `wc -c <'INSTALL'`; then echo shar: \"'INSTALL'\" unpacked with wrong size! fi # end of 'INSTALL' fi if test -f 'INSTALL.VMS' -a "${1}" != "-c" ; then echo shar: Will not clobber existing file \"'INSTALL.VMS'\" else echo shar: Extracting \"'INSTALL.VMS'\" $3374 characters$ sed "s/^X//" >'INSTALL.VMS' <<'END_OF_FILE' XOkay, so, I have to assume that you somehow got the unix shar files Xunpacked. If you got some warnings about "wc" not being found, then Xyou can ignore them, since that is a unix program which was just trying Xto do "checksums". [hopefully everything unpacked okay :-)] X XNow, the way to build the programs is simple: X X - first take a look at the xtract.h file and determine if any of the X settings need adjusting. Pay careful attention to the following X definitions: X X CEXTDOC_NAME - name of the documentation extraction program X CONFIG_FILE - name of the configuration file X SYS_CONFIG - location of the global system configuration file X CPP - the C preprocessor to handle the "#define"s X CPP_COMMENT - the flag to tell the C preprocessor not to X strip the comments out. X X It should be possible to change them on the command line, using the X newbuild.com file, instead of build.com, but I have not been able X to test it. X X - @build (or @newbuild) or just compile and then link the main.c and X parse.c files. X XNote that on VMS systems that I have heard about the C compilers do Xnot have support for retaining the comments after preprocessing. So, Xthe cextdoc program and the cextract comment functions are pretty Xuseless on VMS systems. [I have had reports that the GNU C Xpreprocessor works on VMS systems, so you might want to grab that and Xuse that. You could probably make good use of it normally anyway.] X XI have provided a VMS help file to give a documentation method for Xnormal VMS users. It is the file: X X cextract.hlp X XYou might also want to look at the text files: X X cextract.doc cextrc.doc X Xsince even though they are the documentation for a normal Unix system, Xthey do document most everything in the VMS version as well. The X".hlp" file should be more than enough, though. X XAnyway, you can now place the binary wherever you want. You can also Xcopy it into "cextdoc" (or whatever you set CEXTDOC_NAME to) and Xthereby obtain a program with the documentation extractor as the Xdefault mode. [It checks the name as it is called] X XIn order to simplify access to the program(s), you will need to define Xa foreign command using: X X cextract == "$the_disc:[the_directory]cextract" X XWhere "the_disc" and "the_directory" have the values for where you Xplaced the binary. I suppose that line can be added to your LOGIN.COM Xfile. X XYou might consider building a system configuration file, using the X"/SYSTEM-BUILD" qualifier. You could then edit it to your taste, Xhaving it contain any default options you might wish to have, as well Xas any "replace" commands which your system might need. X XTo determine what kind of things might need replacing, you can look at Xthe standard header files on your system, searching for things which Xyou had considered a "typedef" but which were really "#define" Xsequences. The one noticable one on my Sun is: X X#define FILE struct _iobuf X XSince I found that FILE was defined like this on most systems, I made Xsure to automatically build the replacement into /SYSTEM-BUILD Xprocess. The varargs system also uses a similiar mechanism, so I made Xsure to handle that as well. X XIf you get any error messages or warnings, please let me know. If you Xhave any problems at all, or even just a friendly suggestion, feel Xfree to send me mail about it. X XAdam Bryant Xadb@bu.edu X X END_OF_FILE if test 3374 -ne `wc -c <'INSTALL.VMS'`; then echo shar: \"'INSTALL.VMS'\" unpacked with wrong size! fi # end of 'INSTALL.VMS' fi if test -f 'MANIFEST' -a "${1}" != "-c" ; then echo shar: Will not clobber existing file \"'MANIFEST'\" else echo shar: Extracting \"'MANIFEST'\" $778 characters$ sed "s/^X//" >'MANIFEST' <<'END_OF_FILE' X File Name Archive # Description X----------------------------------------------------------- X INSTALL 1 X INSTALL.VMS 1 X MANIFEST 1 X MANIFEST.BAK 1 X Makefile 1 X Makefile.dist 1 X README 1 X TODO 1 X build.com 1 X cextdoc.1 1 X cextract.1 2 X cextract.doc 2 X cextract.hlp 2 X cextrc.5 1 X cextrc.doc 2 X io.c 4 X main.c 3 X newbuild.com 1 X parse.c 5 X patchlevel.h 1 X proto.h 1 X xtract.h 1 END_OF_FILE if test 778 -ne `wc -c <'MANIFEST'`; then echo shar: \"'MANIFEST'\" unpacked with wrong size! fi # end of 'MANIFEST' fi if test -f 'MANIFEST.BAK' -a "${1}" != "-c" ; then echo shar: Will not clobber existing file \"'MANIFEST.BAK'\" else echo shar: Extracting \"'MANIFEST.BAK'\" $716 characters$ sed "s/^X//" >'MANIFEST.BAK' <<'END_OF_FILE' X File Name Archive # Description X----------------------------------------------------------- X INSTALL 1 X INSTALL.VMS 1 X MANIFEST 1 X Makefile 1 X README 1 X TODO 1 X build.com 1 X cextdoc.1 1 X cextract.1 2 X cextract.doc 2 X cextract.hlp 2 X cextrc.5 1 X cextrc.doc 1 X io.c 4 X main.c 3 X newbuild.com 1 X parse.c 5 X patchlevel.h 1 X proto.h 1 X xtract.h 1 END_OF_FILE if test 716 -ne `wc -c <'MANIFEST.BAK'`; then echo shar: \"'MANIFEST.BAK'\" unpacked with wrong size! fi # end of 'MANIFEST.BAK' fi if test -f 'Makefile' -a "${1}" != "-c" ; then echo shar: Will not clobber existing file \"'Makefile'\" else echo shar: Extracting \"'Makefile'\" $5871 characters$ sed "s/^X//" >'Makefile' <<'END_OF_FILE' X# X# This Makefile is for the cextract/cextdoc program. If X# you should experience any problems please send mail to: X# X# adb@bu.edu X# X X# Adjust anything as needed X X# shell used by make [some make versions need this] XSHELL = /bin/sh X X# compiler to build programs with XCC = gcc X X# C preprocessor, if you don't wish to use the default. X# [this line can usually be left commented out] X#CPPFLG = -DCPP=\"/lib/cpp\" X X# Flag to tell the C preprocessor to not strip out comments, X# if the default value is not correct. X# [this line can usually be left commented out] X#CPPCMT = -DCPP_COMMENTS=\"-C\" X X# If your system does not support pipes (have the "popen()" X# function), you should uncomment this line. [You might need to X# carefully look at the definitions of PIPETMP_FMT and X# PIPEOUT_FMT in xtract.h] X#PIPFLG = -DNO_POPEN X X# Compiler options, such as '-O' for cc X# or '-O -g -Wall -ansi' for GNU compilers XCOPTS = -O -g -Wall -ansi X X# sequence to get rid of ${RM} error messages [blank to see them] XNULL = 2>/dev/null X X# System information flags; give the proper settings for your X# machine. You can also add: X# X# -DSETBUFFER if your system has setbuffer(3S) X# and you wish to use it, in the (slim?) X# hope of increasing performance. X# X# -DNO_PERROR if your system does not have the X# perror(3) function. X# X#SYSFLG = -DBSD # Most BSD derivatives X#SYSFLG = -DSYSV # Most SysV derivatives XSYSFLG = -DSYSV -DBSD # Sun OS 4.1 X#SYSFLG = -DSYSV -DAIX # IBM AIX operating systems X#SYSFLG = -DSYSV -DSGI # Silicon Graphics machines X#SYSFLG = -DBSD -DULTRIX # Digital Ultrix systems X#SYSFLG = -DSYSV -DCLIX # Intergraph Clix operating systems X#SYSFLG = -DHPUX # Hewlett Packard HPUX systems X#SYSFLG = -DSYSV -DXENIX # Xenix SysV systems X#SYSFLG = -DBSD -DXENIX # Xenix BSD systems (?) X#SYSFLG = -DVAXC -DVMS # Digital VAX VMS machines X#SYSFLG = -DBSD -U__STDC__ # Apollo sites aren't really ANSI (?) X X# final location of the executable XBINDIR = /usr/local/bin X X# prefix directory, such as "/mnt". usually left blank XDESTDIR = X X# settings for the manual pages, change as desired XMANDIR = /usr/local/man/man XM1TAG = 1 XM1DIR = ${MANDIR}${M1TAG} XM5TAG = 5 XM5DIR = ${MANDIR}${M5TAG} X X# name of the cextractor program XCXTRACT = cextract X X# name of the documentation extractor XDOCTRG = cextdoc X X# name of the cextrc configuration file XRCFILE = .cextrc X X# full path and name for the system level configuration file XSYSRC = /usr/local/lib/cext.config X X# == List of miscellaneous commands needed by make == X# X# check for the existence of a directory XTESTDIR = test -d X# create a new directory XMKDIR = mkdir X# install a file (used in INSTBIN and INSTMAN settings) XINSTALL = install X# echo any arguments to the standard output XECHO = echo X# string editor XSED = sed X# search for any differences between two files XDIFF = diff X# produce readable ASCII from roff "man" source XNROFF = nroff -man X# remove any files [-f flag means to override permissions] XRM = /bin/rm -f X X# command to install the binaries XINSTBIN = ${INSTALL} -s X X# command to install the manual pages XINSTMAN = ${INSTALL} -m 444 X X# set permission on the configuration file after installation XCHMOD = chmod 644 X X# this command is used to create the "cextdoc" program. X# [If a symbolic link is available, use that, so it need X# not be remade each time. Otherwise use a normal hard link, X# or just 'cp'.] XLINK = ln -s X X# X#===== end of configurables X# X X# list of object files XCXTOBJS = main.o parse.o io.o X X# command to build everything Xall: ${CXTRACT} X @${ECHO} all targets done X X# install the binary Xinstall: ${CXTRACT} ${SYSRC} X ${TESTDIR} ${DESTDIR}${BINDIR} || ${MKDIR} ${DESTDIR}${BINDIR} X ${INSTBIN} ${CXTRACT} ${DESTDIR}${BINDIR} X -(cd ${DESTDIR}${BINDIR}; ${RM} ${DOCTRG} ${NULL}; ${LINK} ${CXTRACT} ${DOCTRG}) X X# install the manual pages Xinstall.man: cextract.tman cextrc.tman cextdoc.tman X ${TESTDIR} ${DESTDIR}${M1DIR} || ${MKDIR} ${DESTDIR}${M1DIR} X ${TESTDIR} ${DESTDIR}${M5DIR} || ${MKDIR} ${DESTDIR}${M5DIR} X ${INSTMAN} cextract.tman ${DESTDIR}${M1DIR}/cextract.${M1TAG} X ${INSTMAN} cextdoc.tman ${DESTDIR}${M1DIR}/cextdoc.${M1TAG} X ${INSTMAN} cextrc.tman ${DESTDIR}${M5DIR}/cextrc.${M5TAG} X X# build up the documentation Xdocs: cextract.tman cextrc.tman X ${NROFF} cextract.tman > cextract.doc X ${NROFF} cextrc.tman > cextrc.doc X Xcextract.tman: cextract.1 tmp.sed X ${SED} -f tmp.sed cextract.1 > cextract.tman X Xcextrc.tman: cextrc.5 tmp.sed X ${SED} -f tmp.sed cextrc.5 > cextrc.tman X Xcextdoc.tman: cextdoc.1 tmp.sed X ${SED} -f tmp.sed cextdoc.1 > cextdoc.tman X Xtmp.sed: X ${ECHO} "s;SYSCXTRC;${SYSRC};g" > tmp.sed X ${ECHO} "s;NORMRC;${RCFILE};g" >> tmp.sed X ${ECHO} "s;CDOCNAME;${DOCTRG};g" >> tmp.sed X X${SYSRC}: ${CXTRACT} X @${ECHO} "Building new system wide configuration file" X ./${CXTRACT} -B X ${CHMOD} ${SYSRC} X X# Cleaning things up Xclean: X ${RM} *.o *~ \#* ${NULL} X X# Really clean things up Xclobber: clean X ${RM} ${CXTRACT} testproto.h tmp.sed cextract.tman ${NULL} X ${RM} cextdoc.tman cextrc.tman ${NULL} X X# Build the header file Xproto: X ${CXTRACT} -o proto.h -H_proto_h_ -S +CFacPZ main.c io.c parse.c X X# Xtest: ${CXTRACT} ${SYSRC} X ./${CXTRACT} -o testproto.h -H_proto_h_ -S +CFacPZ main.c io.c parse.c X @${ECHO} === X @${ECHO} === The only output from the following command should show X @${ECHO} === two date strings at line 5 of both files. X @${ECHO} === X @${ECHO} === Errors from make can be ignored if this is the case. X @${ECHO} === X -${DIFF} proto.h testproto.h X X# X# define flags for the compilation XCFLAGS = -DSYS_CONFIG=\"${SYSRC}\" -DCONFIG_FILE=\"${RCFILE}\" -DCEXTDOC_NAME=\"${DOCTRG}\" ${CPPFLG} ${CPPCMT} ${PIPFLG} X X# X# Rules and dependencies for this Makefile X# X.c.o: $< X ${CC} ${SYSFLG} ${COPTS} ${CFLAGS} -c $*.c X X# The prototype extraction program X${CXTRACT}: ${CXTOBJS} X ${CC} ${COPTS} -o ${CXTRACT} ${CXTOBJS} X X# X# Added dependencies X${CXTOBJS}: xtract.h proto.h X X# END_OF_FILE if test 5871 -ne `wc -c <'Makefile'`; then echo shar: \"'Makefile'\" unpacked with wrong size! fi # end of 'Makefile' fi if test -f 'Makefile.dist' -a "${1}" != "-c" ; then echo shar: Will not clobber existing file \"'Makefile.dist'\" else echo shar: Extracting \"'Makefile.dist'\" $5821 characters$ sed "s/^X//" >'Makefile.dist' <<'END_OF_FILE' X# X# This Makefile is for the cextract/cextdoc program. If X# you should experience any problems please send mail to: X# X# adb@bu.edu X# X X# Adjust anything as needed X X# shell used by make [some make versions need this] XSHELL = /bin/sh X X# compiler to build programs with XCC = cc X X# C preprocessor, if you don't wish to use the default. X# [this line can usually be left commented out] X#CPPFLG = -DCPP=\"/lib/cpp\" X X# Flag to tell the C preprocessor to not strip out comments, X# if the default value is not correct. X# [this line can usually be left commented out] X#CPPCMT = -DCPP_COMMENTS=\"-C\" X X# If your system does not support pipes (have the "popen()" X# function), you should uncomment this line. [You might need to X# carefully look at the definitions of PIPETMP_FMT and X# PIPEOUT_FMT in xtract.h] X#PIPFLG = -DNO_POPEN X X# Compiler options, such as '-O' for cc X# or '-O -g -Wall -ansi' for GNU compilers XCOPTS = -O X X# sequence to get rid of ${RM} error messages [blank to see them] XNULL = 2>/dev/null X X# System information flags; give the proper settings for your X# machine. You can also add: X# X# -DSETBUFFER if your system has setbuffer(3S) X# and you wish to use it, in the (slim?) X# hope of increasing performance. X# X# -DNO_PERROR if your system does not have the X# perror(3) function. X# X#SYSFLG = -DBSD # Most BSD derivatives X#SYSFLG = -DSYSV # Most SysV derivatives XSYSFLG = -DSYSV -DBSD # Sun OS 4.1 X#SYSFLG = -DSYSV -DAIX # IBM AIX operating systems X#SYSFLG = -DSYSV -DSGI # Silicon Graphics machines X#SYSFLG = -DBSD -DULTRIX # Digital Ultrix systems X#SYSFLG = -DSYSV -DCLIX # Intergraph Clix operating systems X#SYSFLG = -DHPUX # Hewlett Packard HPUX systems X#SYSFLG = -DSYSV -DXENIX # Xenix SysV systems X#SYSFLG = -DBSD -DXENIX # Xenix BSD systems (?) X#SYSFLG = -DVAXC -DVMS # Digital VAX VMS machines X#SYSFLG = -DBSD -U__STDC__ # Apollo sites aren't really ANSI (?) X X# final location of the executable XBINDIR = /usr/local/bin X X# prefix directory, such as "/mnt". usually left blank XDESTDIR = X X# settings for the manual pages, change as desired XMANDIR = /usr/man/man XM1TAG = 1 XM1DIR = ${MANDIR}${M1TAG} XM5TAG = 5 XM5DIR = ${MANDIR}${M5TAG} X X# name of the cextractor program XCXTRACT = cextract X X# name of the documentation extractor XDOCTRG = cextdoc X X# name of the cextrc configuration file XRCFILE = .cextrc X X# full path and name for the system level configuration file XSYSRC = /usr/local/lib/cext.config X X# == List of miscellaneous commands needed by make == X# X# check for the existence of a directory XTESTDIR = test -d X# create a new directory XMKDIR = mkdir X# install a file (used in INSTBIN and INSTMAN settings) XINSTALL = install X# echo any arguments to the standard output XECHO = echo X# string editor XSED = sed X# search for any differences between two files XDIFF = diff X# produce readable ASCII from roff "man" source XNROFF = nroff -man X# remove any files [-f flag means to override permissions] XRM = /bin/rm -f X X# command to install the binaries XINSTBIN = ${INSTALL} -s X X# command to install the manual pages XINSTMAN = ${INSTALL} -m 444 X X# set permission on the configuration file after installation XCHMOD = chmod 644 X X# this command is used to create the "cextdoc" program. X# [If a symbolic link is available, use that, so it need X# not be remade each time. Otherwise use a normal hard link, X# or just 'cp'.] XLINK = ln -s X X# X#===== end of configurables X# X X# list of object files XCXTOBJS = main.o parse.o io.o X X# command to build everything Xall: ${CXTRACT} X @${ECHO} all targets done X X# install the binary Xinstall: ${CXTRACT} ${SYSRC} X ${TESTDIR} ${DESTDIR}${BINDIR} || ${MKDIR} ${DESTDIR}${BINDIR} X ${INSTBIN} ${CXTRACT} ${DESTDIR}${BINDIR} X -(cd ${DESTDIR}${BINDIR}; ${RM} ${DOCTRG} ${NULL}; ${LINK} ${CXTRACT} ${DOCTRG}) X X# install the manual pages Xinstall.man: cextract.tman cextrc.tman cextdoc.tman X ${TESTDIR} ${DESTDIR}${M1DIR} || ${MKDIR} ${DESTDIR}${M1DIR} X ${TESTDIR} ${DESTDIR}${M5DIR} || ${MKDIR} ${DESTDIR}${M5DIR} X ${INSTMAN} cextract.tman ${DESTDIR}${M1DIR}/cextract.${M1TAG} X ${INSTMAN} cextdoc.tman ${DESTDIR}${M1DIR}/cextdoc.${M1TAG} X ${INSTMAN} cextrc.tman ${DESTDIR}${M5DIR}/cextrc.${M5TAG} X X# build up the documentation Xdocs: cextract.tman cextrc.tman X ${NROFF} cextract.tman > cextract.doc X ${NROFF} cextrc.tman > cextrc.doc X Xcextract.tman: cextract.1 tmp.sed X ${SED} -f tmp.sed cextract.1 > cextract.tman X Xcextrc.tman: cextrc.5 tmp.sed X ${SED} -f tmp.sed cextrc.5 > cextrc.tman X Xcextdoc.tman: cextdoc.1 tmp.sed X ${SED} -f tmp.sed cextdoc.1 > cextdoc.tman X Xtmp.sed: X ${ECHO} "s;SYSCXTRC;${SYSRC};g" > tmp.sed X ${ECHO} "s;NORMRC;${RCFILE};g" >> tmp.sed X ${ECHO} "s;CDOCNAME;${DOCTRG};g" >> tmp.sed X X${SYSRC}: ${CXTRACT} X @${ECHO} "Building new system wide configuration file" X ./${CXTRACT} -B X ${CHMOD} ${SYSRC} X X# Cleaning things up Xclean: X ${RM} *.o *~ \#* ${NULL} X X# Really clean things up Xclobber: clean X ${RM} ${CXTRACT} testproto.h tmp.sed cextract.tman cextrc.tman ${NULL} X X# Build the header file Xproto: X ${CXTRACT} -o proto.h -H_proto_h_ -S +CFacPZ main.c io.c parse.c X X# Xtest: ${CXTRACT} ${SYSRC} X ./${CXTRACT} -o testproto.h -H_proto_h_ -S +CFacPZ main.c io.c parse.c X @${ECHO} === X @${ECHO} === The only output from the following command should show X @${ECHO} === two date strings at line 5 of both files. X @${ECHO} === X @${ECHO} === Errors from make can be ignored if this is the case. X @${ECHO} === X -${DIFF} proto.h testproto.h X X# X# define flags for the compilation XCFLAGS = -DSYS_CONFIG=\"${SYSRC}\" -DCONFIG_FILE=\"${RCFILE}\" -DCEXTDOC_NAME=\"${DOCTRG}\" ${CPPFLG} ${CPPCMT} ${PIPFLG} X X# X# Rules and dependencies for this Makefile X# X.c.o: $< X ${CC} ${SYSFLG} ${COPTS} ${CFLAGS} -c $*.c X X# The prototype extraction program X${CXTRACT}: ${CXTOBJS} X ${CC} ${COPTS} -o ${CXTRACT} ${CXTOBJS} X X# X# Added dependencies X${CXTOBJS}: xtract.h proto.h X X# END_OF_FILE if test 5821 -ne `wc -c <'Makefile.dist'`; then echo shar: \"'Makefile.dist'\" unpacked with wrong size! fi # end of 'Makefile.dist' fi if test -f 'README' -a "${1}" != "-c" ; then echo shar: Will not clobber existing file \"'README'\" else echo shar: Extracting \"'README'\" $7026 characters$ sed "s/^X//" >'README' <<'END_OF_FILE' XThis package is cextract, version 1, patchlevel 7. This is the second Xofficial release and is being distributed through the newsgroup Xcomp.sources.reviewed, with the first version [1.2] being released Xthere as well. X XSee the file INSTALL for installing on Unix systems or the file XINSTALL.VMS for installing on VMS systems. X XThe cextract/cextdoc program is copyright 1992 by Adam Bryant. X XThe code is freely distributable and there are no restrictions other Xthan the fact that it not be used for monetary gain and that copyright Xnotices must be kept intact. X XThe program may be used to generate proprietary source code or Xdocumentation, but its own source code may not be used as a part of Xany proprietary programs. X XAll of the output created by cextract and cextdoc programs should be Xcovered by the copyright notices for the source code which was read to Xcreate the output, since it is really a derivative work based on that Xsource code. X X-=-=-=-=- X XThis package contains a C prototype extractor. X Xcextract is ideal for generating header files for large multi-file C Xprograms, and will provide an automated method for generating all of Xthe prototypes for all of the functions in such a program. X Xcextract also functions as a rudimentary documentation extractor, Xgenerating a sorted list of all functions and their locations. X X-=-=-=-=- X XThe basic method I used in this program involves the following steps: X X 1) Send the file to the C preprocessor. X 2) Parse the output from the C preprocessor. X 3) Isolate any function declaration sequence. X 4) Determine if the parameter list is empty, contains X a list of K&R C style declarations, or contains a X list of ANSI C style declarations. X 5a) If the list is empty, then store a "(void)" for X that function. X 5b) If it is a K&R declaration, traverse both the X variable list and the declaration portion, X associating matched pairs and providing default X "int" type if needed. Check for replacement X matches and remove variable names if desired. X 5c) If the declaration is ANSI, separate into the X declaration sequences and perform any replacements X and/or variable name removals. X 6) Store the list of functions, with associated X declaration strings. X 7) Store the formatted function output, in the X appropriate order, in one or two memory locations X [Two for dual output, one otherwise]. This step X can be performed after all files have been parsed, X if needed. X 8) After all files have been parsed and the results X stored, the results are sent to the final output X location, either the standard output or a file. X X-=-=-=-=- X XThe main advantages that I find with this program over other Xprototyping programs: X X - smaller. [You can distribute it with your own packages so that X other programmers can rebuild your header files.] X X - fully written in C. [You don't need a lex or yacc compiler X to get this going.] X X - more portable. [As far as I know, it only requires that X the system has a C preprocessor for it to work.] I have even X provided support for VMS systems, although I wish the compiler X on that system allowed the comments to be retained. [Using the X GNU C preprocessor on such systems is supposed to work, though.] X X - reads either ANSI or K&R C code and outputs either K&R or X ANSI [or both!] function definitions. X X - can catch all #define statements within the parameter list X and replace before output, if needed. [such as X "#define FILE struct _iobuf"] This feature is provided to X account for adjustments caused by the C preprocessor. X X - automatically catches and replaces FILE and varargs stuff. X X - has a built in documentation extraction program. X X - supports configuration files and the automatic generation of such X files. X X-=-=-=-=- X XLikely disadvantages: X X - it is not a fully implemented compiler, so it might not X complain if it is reading invalid C code. X X - might barf on extremely complex code. X X - could probably be a little faster. [any speed up X suggestions are welcome] X X - with heavily conditional (#ifdef'ed) code, it might not be X able to generate a "generic" header file which would work for X all possible code permutations. X X - isn't fully C++ compatible. X X-=-=-=-=- X XList of changes from version 1.2 to version 1.6: X X o Updated the documentation to handle the new features. X o Fixed bug which made functions with comments in a parameter list to X be skipped. X o Added support for the CPP definition within the Makefile and X it is now possible to change the preprocessor at runtime. X o Changed the "#ifdef __STDC__" to "#if __STDC__". X o Wrote a configuration file generation system. X o Check for duplicate replace commands and definition options. X o Swapped my use of the CFLAGS and COPTS definitions in the Makefile. X o Fixed problems with the 'Q' flag parsing. X o Automatically create the system configuration file on a "make install". X o Fixed problems with the NO_OPEN option being VMS specific. X o Fixed problems with the replacement of types. X o Fixed bug tagging on an extra "int" unnecessarily. X o Allow any style of text inside the brackets and parenthesis in the X variable declaration lists. X o Fixed typos in the font error messages. [% --> %%] X o Automatically remove the "register" from the parameter lists. X o Added an option to provide compact output of the ANSI and K&R prototypes. X o Added support for // single line C++ style comments. X X-=-=-=-=- X XIf you have any problems, or suggestions, please feel free to get in Xtouch with me. X XAdam Bryant Xadb@bu.edu X X-=-=-=-=- X XHOW I USE IT: X X - I use this program myself in support of a project written X in over 60,000 lines of C code. X X - Within my main header file, I have lines similar to*: X X#ifndef __CEXTRACT__ X#include "proto.h" X#endif /* __CEXTRACT__ */ X X - In my Makefile, I have an entries similar to: X X# X# list of all files in the program XCFILS = a.c b.c c.c d.c e.c X X# X# build the new prototype file Xproto: X cextract +CaFPSc -o proto.h ${CFILS} X X - and then all I need do is type "make proto" and I get an X automatically updated header file listing all of my functions. X X* The "#ifndef __CEXTRACT__" sequence is there so that I can X rebuild the header file even if it was somehow destroyed. X XADDITIONAL NOTES: X X - If you are concerned with type promotion at your site, you may X make use of the "replace" function. For example, adding the X following lines to a configuration file will handle a number of X type promotions: X X replace type "char" with "int" X replace type "unsigned char" with "unsigned int" X replace type "float" with "double" X X - While the documentation extractor might not be ideal for full X production specs, it can be a useful step in an automatic generation X process, especially if the comments preceding each function are X adequately descriptive. X END_OF_FILE if test 7026 -ne `wc -c <'README'`; then echo shar: \"'README'\" unpacked with wrong size! fi # end of 'README' fi if test -f 'TODO' -a "${1}" != "-c" ; then echo shar: Will not clobber existing file \"'TODO'\" else echo shar: Extracting \"'TODO'\" $1518 characters$ sed "s/^X//" >'TODO' <<'END_OF_FILE' XThis file lists possible future enhancements: X X - Get it to properly handle a function which returns a structure X or structure pointer where the structure is declared along with X the function. [Ack... who programs like that anyway? :-)] X X Example: X extern struct play {int field;} *play(void) { ... } /* etc. */ X X [It should already handle structures within the parameter list.] X X - Get it working on any systems it is not working on, such as IBM PCs. X [Patches welcome!] X X - Find some way to improve the I/O speed. Perhaps through the use X of another method for reading from the pipe? X X - Capture variables and structures as well as functions. X X - Enhance the documentation extraction portion. X X - Get it to work with C++ code as well as C. X X - Provide automatic generation of conditional header files. [This X would probably be quite tricky as well as require multiple X passes ==> slooooow.] X X - Use the standard command argument parsing routines on VMS systems. X X - Better memory management for the buffers and string storage space. X The arbitrary arrays just don't cut it anymore. X X - Provide option of taking first comment within a function instead X of first comment before a function. X X - Provide support for very strange functional declarations. X [Pointers to functions with functions as parameters, far pointers, etc.] X X - Handle far pointers, looking into ANSI C specs on this. X X - Provide a flag to insert a copyright notice into headers automatically. X END_OF_FILE if test 1518 -ne `wc -c <'TODO'`; then echo shar: \"'TODO'\" unpacked with wrong size! fi # end of 'TODO' fi if test -f 'build.com' -a "${1}" != "-c" ; then echo shar: Will not clobber existing file \"'build.com'\" else echo shar: Extracting \"'build.com'\" $283 characters$ sed "s/^X//" >'build.com' <<'END_OF_FILE' X$! X$! Quickie VMS .com file to build under VMS. X$! X$! Written by John Carr (jrcarr@iup.bitnet) X$! modified by Adam Bryant (adb@bu.edu) X$! X$ cc main,parse,io X$! X$! Options decrease .exe file size by 2/3 X$! X$ link/exe=cextract main,parse,io, sys$input/opt Xsys$share:vaxcrtl.exe/share END_OF_FILE if test 283 -ne `wc -c <'build.com'`; then echo shar: \"'build.com'\" unpacked with wrong size! fi # end of 'build.com' fi if test -f 'cextdoc.1' -a "${1}" != "-c" ; then echo shar: Will not clobber existing file \"'cextdoc.1'\" else echo shar: Extracting \"'cextdoc.1'\" $56 characters$ sed "s/^X//" >'cextdoc.1' <<'END_OF_FILE' X.so man1/cextract.1 X.\" use the cextract(1) manual page END_OF_FILE if test 56 -ne `wc -c <'cextdoc.1'`; then echo shar: \"'cextdoc.1'\" unpacked with wrong size! fi # end of 'cextdoc.1' fi if test -f 'cextrc.5' -a "${1}" != "-c" ; then echo shar: Will not clobber existing file \"'cextrc.5'\" else echo shar: Extracting \"'cextrc.5'\" $7576 characters$ sed "s/^X//" >'cextrc.5' <<'END_OF_FILE' X.TH CEXTRC 5 "3 September 1992" X.SH NAME Xcextrc \- C prototype/documentation extractor customization file format X.SH SYNOPSIS X.B NORMRC X.SH DESCRIPTION XThe programs \fIcextract\fR(1) and \fICDOCNAME\fR(1) extract function Xprototypes from C source code and create header and documentation Xfiles respectively. The \fINORMRC\fR customization files allow users Xto specify which options are set for those programs, without having to Xalways use the command line. X.sp XThe configuration files are read prior to the parsing of the command Xline options, as well as whenever the `-q' flag is encountered. X.SH FORMAT XThe file should be a normal text file, with each customization command Xon a separate line. Blank lines and any line beginning with a `#' Xwill be ignored. X.sp XAny command preceded by the string "doc-only " will only be used in Xdocumentation mode, and any command preceded by "extract-only " will Xonly be used in extraction mode. X.sp XCommands which are preceded by either a `!' or the string "no-" or X"no" will be interpreted as disabling that option, if appropriate. X.SH COMMANDS XThe full list of configuration commands is given below. X.IP ansi-code XIf dual-output and merge-output modes are not enabled, produce output Xin ANSI C format, with full prototyping. This command does not do Xanything when used in documentation mode. X.IP break-after-types X.IP break-types XWhen enabled, a newline will be inserted between the function type and Xthe function name in the function declarations. X.IP comments X.IP yank-comments XExtract the comment immediately before the function definition, and Xdisplay it upon output. X.IP "config-file: \fIfile\fR" XRead in the specified file and parse it for configuration commands. X.IP "cpp-program: \fIprogram\fR" XSpecify which program is to be used as a C preprocessor. This program Xshould resolve all C defines and while, hopefully, leaving the comments Xintact. X.IP doc-mode XEnable documentation mode with normal text output. This is the Xdefault setting for \fICDOCNAME\fR(1). X.IP "define: \fIexpression\fR" XPass the specified expression to the C preprocessor with a "-D" string Xprepended to it. This command is equivalent to the `-D' command line Xoption. X.IP dual-output XProvide output in both ANSI and K&R C formats, separated by an X"#if __STDC__" ... "#else" ... "#endif" construct. This command does Xnot do anything when used in documentation mode or if the merge-output Xoption is enabled. X.IP externs XPrepend an "extern" to each function description upon output. X.IP extract-mode XEnable extraction mode and generate output which can be used as a C Xheader file defining the prototypes for all of the functions which are Xencountered. The is the default mode for \fIcextract\fR(1). X.IP first-comments XInclude in the output the initial comment encountered in each file. X.IP filename X.IP prepend-filename XIf the "first-comments" option is enabled, prepend the name of each Xfile to the output of initial comments. X.IP "font % ##" XAssign a troff font "##" to a given font type `%', when using troff Xdocumentation mode. The possible font types are `1' or `t', `2' Xor `c', `3' or `n', and `4' or `p' for the title, comment, name, and Xparameter list respectively. The troff font "##" is a normal one or Xtwo character troff font, such as "CO" for Courier Oblique. X.IP "header-string: \fIstring\fR" XWhen in extraction mode, enclose the output within preprocessor Xdirectives testing for the definition of \fIstring\fR. This method is Xused with many system header files, to insure that they are not X"#include"d more than once. If this option is not used, the output Xwill be enclosed within a "#ifndef __CEXTRACT__", "#endif /* X__CEXTRACT__ */" sequence instead. X.IP "include: \fIdirectory\fR" XPass the specified directory to the C preprocessor with a "-I" string Xprepended to it. This command is equivalent to the `-I' command-line Xoption. X.IP merge-output XMerge the ANSI and K&R output into a single line of output to make it Xtake up less space. A macro is used to expand the parameter list for XANSI compilers. This option overrides both the dual-output and Xansi-code options. There is no affect if the documentation mode is Xenabled. X.IP multi-comments X.IP multiple-comments XWhen extracting comments, assume that consecutive comments are Xactually one single comment. This allows people that place comment Xdelimiters at the beginning and end of each line to have their Xcomments properly captured. X.IP "output-file: \fIoutfile\fR" XStore the output in the specified file. X.IP replace XReplace the first string which matches a variable, type, or both X(as selected) with the second string. The format is: X.br X replace [all/type/variable] "\fIstring1\fR" "\fIstring2\fR" X.br XFor example, on Sun machines, the automatic "FILE" replacement could Xbe accomplished using a command like: X.br X replace type "struct _iobuf" "FILE" X.br XHowever, this should not need to be entered by the average user since Xit is handled automatically by \fIcextract\fR(1), as is the varargs Xsystem. X.IP remove-names X.IP discard-names XRemove variable names from the prototype list prior to output. X.IP roff-mode X.IP troff-mode XEnable documentation mode with troff -ms format output. This option Xis overridden by the doc-mode or extract-mode options. X.IP show-all X.IP show-anyway XWhen output is K&R C, display prototypes in comments. When Xdual-output is enabled, display comments and prototypes in both Xsections; otherwise, display comments and prototypes only in the ANSI XC portion. This option does nothing in documentation mode. X.IP single-comments XWhen extracting comments from a file, take only one comment, Xdiscarding all preceding comments. This option is the reverse of the Xmulti-comments option. X.IP sort-all XAlphabetically sort all of the functions from all of the files before Xgenerating output. X.IP sort-by-files XFor each file processed, sort all of the functions prior to output. X.IP statics X.IP "statics: none" X.IP "statics: any" X.IP "statics: only" XSelect the method for how static functions should be treated. If X"none" is selected, statics will be ignored. If "only" is selected, Xnon-static functions will be ignored. Finally, "any" indicates that Xall functions will be extracted. If no selection is made, it will be Xthe same as selecting "any" or (with a preceding `!') "none". X.IP "tab-width: \fIwidth\fR" XSet the tab width to be an integer number \fIwidth\fR. This works Xonly during documentation generation. X.IP "undefine: \fIname\fR" XUndefine any previously defined macro. If none is encountered, pass Xthe specified expression to the C preprocessor with a "-U" string Xprepended to it. This command is equivalent to the `-U' command-line Xoption. X.IP "wrap-parameters: #" XIf the length of the parameter list for a function would cause it to Xexceed a given number of columns [72 by default], a newline will be Xinserted in place of a space character, so that the function will not Xexceed that given length. The optional number after the command will Xoverride a negation prefix if encountered. X.SH FILES X.IP "SYSCXTRC, $HOME/NORMRC, NORMRC" Xconfiguration files. X.SH VMS XConfiguration files are also supported under VMS. The default Xconfiguration files for VMS systems are sys$library:cext.cnf, Xsys$login:cext.cnf, and cext.cnf. X.sp XSince the VMS C compiler strips out comments, the documentation mode Xand comment options are not very useful. Using the GNU C preprocessor Xinstead might be a possible solution. X.SH SEE ALSO Xcextract(1), CDOCNAME(1) X.SH AUTHOR X.nf XAdam Bryant Xadb@bu.edu X.sp Xinitial VMS port by John Carr Xjrcarr@iup.bitnet END_OF_FILE if test 7576 -ne `wc -c <'cextrc.5'`; then echo shar: \"'cextrc.5'\" unpacked with wrong size! fi # end of 'cextrc.5' fi if test -f 'newbuild.com' -a "${1}" != "-c" ; then echo shar: Will not clobber existing file \"'newbuild.com'\" else echo shar: Extracting \"'newbuild.com'\" $360 characters$ sed "s/^X//" >'newbuild.com' <<'END_OF_FILE' X$! X$! Quickie VMS .com file to build under VMS. X$! X$! Written by John Carr (jrcarr@iup.bitnet) X$! modified by Adam Bryant (adb@bu.edu) X$! X$ cc main,parse,io/def= - X(SYS_CONFIG="""sys$library:cext.cnf""",CONFIG_FILE="""cext.cnf""") X$! X$! Options decrease .exe file size by 2/3 X$! X$ link/exe=cextract main,parse,io, sys$input/opt Xsys$share:vaxcrtl.exe/share X$! END_OF_FILE if test 360 -ne `wc -c <'newbuild.com'`; then echo shar: \"'newbuild.com'\" unpacked with wrong size! fi # end of 'newbuild.com' fi if test -f 'patchlevel.h' -a "${1}" != "-c" ; then echo shar: Will not clobber existing file \"'patchlevel.h'\" else echo shar: Extracting \"'patchlevel.h'\" $21 characters$ sed "s/^X//" >'patchlevel.h' <<'END_OF_FILE' X#define PATCHLEVEL 7 END_OF_FILE if test 21 -ne `wc -c <'patchlevel.h'`; then echo shar: \"'patchlevel.h'\" unpacked with wrong size! fi # end of 'patchlevel.h' fi if test -f 'proto.h' -a "${1}" != "-c" ; then echo shar: Will not clobber existing file \"'proto.h'\" else echo shar: Extracting \"'proto.h'\" $5485 characters$ sed "s/^X//" >'proto.h' <<'END_OF_FILE' X/* X * This file was automatically generated by version 1.7 of cextract. X * Manual editing not recommended. X * X * Created: Fri Oct 30 15:57:04 1992 X */ X#ifndef _proto_h_ X#define _proto_h_ X#if __STDC__ X#define PL_(x) x X#else X#define PL_(x) ( ) X#endif /* __STDC__ */ X X/* main.c: X * X * The purpose of this program is to extract the function descriptions X * (prototypes) from C source code. It also provides for the creation X * of documentation based on those prototypes. X * X * The specific reason for the creation of this program was to X * provide a method for automatically creating header files to X * describe all of the functions to be used within a multi-file X * program. X * X * This file makes use of code in the companion files parse.c and io.c. X * X * Copyright (c) 1990, 1991, 1992 by Adam Bryant X * X * See Copyright notice in the file parse.c or in the manual page. X * X */ X X/* quick function to copy a "string" */ Xextern int copy_str PL_(( char *o_str, char *in_str )); X X/* return FALSE if character is not a normal part of a filename */ Xextern int fname_char PL_(( int ch )); X X/* retrieve the value of a global option */ Xextern int get_option PL_(( Optype which )); X X/* control program flow and command line options */ Xextern int main PL_(( int argc, char **argv )); X X/* output filter from the parsing routines */ Xextern void out_char PL_(( int type, int outch )); X X/* transmit the currently stored comment to the output file */ Xextern void send_first_comment PL_(( char *begin_str )); X X/* set the value of a global option */ Xextern void set_option PL_(( Optype which, int how, int value )); X X/* show all of the settings */ Xextern void show_settings PL_(( void )); X X/* show the usage for the program */ Xextern void show_usage PL_(( void )); X X/* show the version of the program */ Xextern void show_version PL_(( void )); X X/* io.c: X * X * cextract input/output routines. X * X * Copyright (c) 1992 by Adam Bryant X * X * See the Copyright notice in the file parse.c or in the manual page. X * X */ X X/* close up the "pipe" */ Xextern int close_input PL_(( FILE *stream )); X X/* close up properly; sending out final output */ Xextern void cxt_close PL_(( void )); X X/* read in all configuration files */ Xextern void do_config PL_(( void )); X X/* send a system error message */ Xextern void err_msg PL_(( char *estr )); X X/* routine to check return value of fputs */ Xextern void fput_string PL_(( char *outstr, FILE *filep )); X X/* quickie function to distinquish proper switches */ Xextern int is_switch PL_(( int ch )); X X/* return pointer to string containing the date */ Xextern char * mach_time PL_(( void )); X X/* does the string match a minimum number of characters */ Xextern int minmatch_str PL_(( char *str_in, char *str_base, int num )); X X/* function to open a "pipe" to the input */ Xextern FILE * open_input PL_(( char *pname, char *modestr )); X X/* output given function prototype */ Xextern void out_proto PL_(( int omode, P_PROTO f_ptr, int mode, int do_comments )); X X/* call the external routine out_char() and send out all characters */ Xextern void out_str PL_(( int omode, char *str )); X X/* determine the configuration command, exit if invalid */ Xextern void parse_cmd PL_(( char *cmd_str, int set_val, int cmd_line )); X X/* function to parse the configuration file */ Xextern void parse_config PL_(( char *conf_fname )); X X/* output results of entire file search */ Xextern void send_file PL_(( void )); X X/* send a message that their was a syntax error */ Xextern void syntax_err PL_(( char *estr )); X X/* search for expanded value of the varargs setup */ Xextern int vargs_find PL_(( void )); X X/* parse.c: X * X * main parsing routines for the cextract/cextdoc programs. X * Also includes a number of generic routines applicable to both. X * X * These routines provide the methods used to extract comments, X * prototypes and function names from C source files. X * X * Copyright (c) 1990, 1991, 1992 by Adam Bryant X * X * The only restrictions on the use of these routines is that they not X * be used for monetary gain, and that this copyright notice be left X * intact. X * X * Note: These programs may be freely used to extract code and/or X * documentation at proprietary/corporate sites, as long as the X * actual source code is not used within any proprietary code. X * X * The generated output (header) files are distributable in any X * manner desired as they are based on the scanned source code, X * not my program. X */ X X/* add a new macro to the macro list */ Xextern void add_macro PL_(( int select, char *str )); X X/* add a new substitution macro to the substitution list */ Xextern void add_subst PL_(( int type, int select, char *f_str, char *t_str )); X X/* initialize the page for troff output, if needed */ Xextern void init_roff PL_(( int omode )); X X/* go through the file extracting functions */ Xextern void parse_file PL_(( void )); X X/* remove the top item on the stack */ Xextern void pop_proto PL_(( void )); X X/* check preprocessor statement for line numbering changes */ Xextern int preprocessor_check PL_(( void )); X X/* if the matching definition is in the list, remove it */ Xextern int removed_macro PL_(( int select, char *str )); X X/* sort the list of functions and their prototypes */ Xextern void sort_proto PL_(( void )); X X/* compare two strings considering cases the same */ Xextern int str_test PL_(( char *s1, char *s2 )); X X/* remove any preceding and trailing spaces */ Xextern void trim_str PL_(( char *str )); X X#undef PL_ X#endif /* _proto_h_ */ END_OF_FILE if test 5485 -ne `wc -c <'proto.h'`; then echo shar: \"'proto.h'\" unpacked with wrong size! fi # end of 'proto.h' fi if test -f 'xtract.h' -a "${1}" != "-c" ; then echo shar: Will not clobber existing file \"'xtract.h'\" else echo shar: Extracting \"'xtract.h'\" $8013 characters$ sed "s/^X//" >'xtract.h' <<'END_OF_FILE' X/* header for routines and structures storing C function prototypes */ X X/* system header files */ X#ifdef SGI X/* I hate having to do this! */ X#if __STDC__ X#ifndef __EXTENSIONS__ X#define __EXTENSIONS__ X#endif /* __EXTENSIONS__ */ X#ifndef _POSIX_SOURCE X#define _POSIX_SOURCE X#endif /* _POSIX_SOURCE */ X#endif /* __STDC__ */ X#endif /* SGI */ X#include <stdio.h> X#include <ctype.h> X#include <time.h> X#ifdef _POSIX_SOURCE X#include <stdlib.h> X#endif /* _POSIX_SOURCE_ */ X#if __STDC__ X#ifndef VMS X#include <unistd.h> X#endif /* VMS */ X#endif /* __STDC__ */ X X/* patchlevel information */ X#include "patchlevel.h" X X/* === start of system configurations === */ X X/* X * This option is enabled if a VMS compiler doesn't have "popen()" X * command to open a pipe to a system command; this is standard X * Unix I/O function. X */ X#ifdef VAXC X#define NO_POPEN /* use a hack to get a "pipe" command */ X#endif /* VAXC */ X X/* X * This definition checks for a failure by the "system()" function. X */ X#ifdef VAXC X#define SYSCMD_FAILED 0 /* if system() fails, it returns a zero? */ X#else X#define SYSCMD_FAILED -1 /* if system() fails, it returns a -1 */ X#endif /* VAXC */ X X/* the command to perform the C preprocessing (full path best) */ X#ifndef CPP X#ifndef VMS X#define CPP "/lib/cpp" X#else X#define CPP "cc" X#endif /* VMS */ X#endif /* CPP */ X X/* flag to CPP to retain comments */ X#ifndef VAXC X#define CPP_COMMENTS "-C" X#else X#define CPP_COMMENTS "" X#endif /* VAXC */ X X/* an sprintf format statement with 1 %d to build a temporary file */ X#ifndef TMPFILE_FMT X#ifndef VMS X#define TMPFILE_FMT "/tmp/.cxtprs.%d" X#else X#define TMPFILE_FMT "sys$scratch:cxtprs.%d" X#endif /* VMS */ X#endif /* TMPFILE_FMT */ X X/* same thing, but only needed for systems without the popen() command */ X#ifdef NO_POPEN X#ifndef PIPETMP_FMT X#ifndef VMS X#define PIPETMP_FMT "/tmp/.cxtpip.%d" X#else X#define PIPETMP_FMT "sys$scratch:cxtpip.%d" X#endif /* VMS */ X#endif /* PIPETMP_FMT */ X#endif /* NO_POPEN */ X X/* how to generate the output to a temp file if there is no popen() */ X/* note: need two %s entries: first = command, second = outfile */ X#ifdef NO_POPEN X#ifndef PIPEOUT_FMT X#ifndef VMS X#define PIPEOUT_FMT "%s > %s" X#else X#define PIPEOUT_FMT "%s /preprocess=%s" X#endif /* VMS */ X#endif /* PIPEOUT_FMT */ X#endif /* NO_POPEN */ X X/* the name for the documentation builder */ X#ifndef CEXTDOC_NAME X#define CEXTDOC_NAME "cextdoc" X#endif /* CEXTDOC_NAME */ X X/* the name for the configuration file */ X#ifndef CONFIG_FILE X#ifndef VMS X#define CONFIG_FILE ".cextrc" X#else X#define CONFIG_FILE "cext.cnf" X#endif /* VMS */ X#endif /* CONFIG_FILE */ X X/* full path to any possible system configuration file */ X#ifndef SYS_CONFIG X#ifndef VMS X#define SYS_CONFIG "/usr/local/lib/cext.config" X#else X#define SYS_CONFIG "sys$library:cext.cnf" X#endif /* VMS */ X#endif /* SYS_CONFIG */ X X/* directory separator on the system */ X#ifndef DIR_SEPARATOR X#ifdef VMS X#define DIR_SEPARATOR "" X#else X#ifdef MS_DOS X#define DIR_SEPARATOR "\\" X#else X#define DIR_SEPARATOR "/" X#endif /* MS_DOS */ X#endif /* VMS */ X#endif /* DIR_SEPARATOR */ X X/* commands to C processor and Switch on invocation line */ X#ifndef DEF_LEADER X#ifndef VAXC X#define DEF_LEADER "-D" X#else X#define DEF_LEADER "/define=" X#endif /* VAXC */ X#endif /* DEF_LEADER */ X X#ifndef UNDEF_LEADER X#ifndef VAXC X#define UNDEF_LEADER "-U" X#else X#define UNDEF_LEADER "/undefine=" X#endif /* VAXC */ X#endif /* UNDEF_LEADER */ X X#ifndef INC_LEADER X#ifndef VAXC X#define INC_LEADER "-I" X#else X#define INC_LEADER "/include=" X#endif /* VAXC */ X#endif /* INC_LEADER */ X X/* === end of system configurations === */ X X/* structure for prototype storage */ Xtypedef struct s_proto { X char *name; /* name of the function */ X char *ftype; /* type of the function */ X char *fname; /* name of file where located */ X char *plist; /* ANSI format prototype list */ X char *comment; /* comment associated with function */ X struct s_proto *next; X} S_PROTO, *P_PROTO; X X/* structure definition for holding macros */ Xtypedef struct s_macro { X char *m_str; /* storage for the macro element */ X struct s_macro *next; /* pointer to next macro element */ X char usewhen; /* indicator of when it is to be used */ X} S_MACRO, *P_MACRO; X X/* structure definition for substitutions */ Xtypedef struct s_subst { X char *from_str; /* the string to substitute for */ X char *to_str; /* the string to substitute with */ X char submode; /* indicator of substitution type */ X char usewhen; /* indicator of when it is to be used */ X struct s_subst *next; /* pointer to the next string */ X} S_SUBST, *P_SUBST; X X/* pseudo boolean definitions */ X#ifndef TRUE X#define TRUE (1) X#define FALSE (0) X#endif X X/* the list of substitution types */ X#define SUBST_FULL 1 /* replace both variable type and name */ X#define SUBST_TYPE 2 /* replace for match with type only */ X#define SUBST_NAME 3 /* replace for complete name match only */ X X/* now declare the variable space */ Xextern P_SUBST subst_list; X X/* list of options flags */ Xtypedef enum e_opts { X OPT_COMMENTS, OPT_FIRSTCOMMENT, OPT_SINGLECOMMENTS, OPT_PREPEND, X OPT_EXTERNS, OPT_STATICMODE, OPT_WRAPPOINT, OPT_TYPEWRAP, X OPT_SHOWANYWAY, OPT_STDCUSE, OPT_BOTHUSE, OPT_SORTMODE, X OPT_TABWIDTH, OPT_NONAMES, OPT_COMPACT X} Optype; X X/* how many different options are there? */ X#define OPT_NUMBER 15 X X/* modes of output */ X#define MODE_ANSI 0 X#define MODE_COMMENT 1 X#define MODE_OLDC 2 X X/* modes of sorting */ X#define SORT_NONE 0 X#define SORT_FILE 1 X#define SORT_ALL 2 X X/* different documentation modes */ X#define DOC_NORMAL 0 X#define DOC_ROFF 1 X#define DOC_NONE 2 X X/* different static modes */ X#define NO_STATICS 0 X#define ONLY_STATICS 1 X#define ANY_STATICS 2 X X/* the number of characters allocated for parsing */ X#define MAX_SIZE 100000 X#define MID_SIZE 4000 X#define FNAME_SIZE 256 X X/* structure for the internal temporary storage */ Xtypedef struct s_bufdata { X char data[MID_SIZE + 1]; /* work with 1,000 characters at a time */ X struct s_bufdata *next; /* to the next element */ X} S_BUFDATA, *P_BUFDATA; X X#ifdef SETBUFFER X/* allocation for buffering */ X#define BUFFER_SIZE 20480 /* 20 kilobytes of buffering */ X#endif /* SETBUFFER */ X X/* set the version information */ X#define VERSION 1 X X/* quickie macro for variable component recognition */ X#define id_char(x) (isalnum(x) || (x == '_')) X X/* call in the file with the prototypes */ X#ifndef __CEXTRACT__ X#include "proto.h" X#endif /* __CEXTRACT__ */ X X/* data that should be defined */ Xextern char prog_name[FNAME_SIZE]; X X/* system functions */ X#if defined(SYSV) || !defined(BSD) X#include <string.h> X#define index strchr X#else X#include <strings.h> X#endif /* SYSV */ X#ifdef VAXC X#define unlink remove X#endif /* VAXC */ X X#ifdef XENIX X/* Provide a strstr() replacement on Xenix sites */ X#define NO_STRSTR X#endif /* XENIX */ X X/* I don't want to see this on SunOS */ X#ifdef BSD X#ifdef SYSV X#ifndef toupper Xextern int toupper(); X#endif /* toupper */ Xextern int fprintf(), sscanf(); Xextern int _flsbuf(), _filbuf(); Xextern void perror(); Xextern long time(); Xextern int fputs(), fclose(), pclose(); X#ifdef SETBUFFER Xextern void setbuffer(); X#endif /* SETBUFFER */ X#endif /* SYSV */ X#endif /* BSD */ X X/* options for different parsing methods */ Xextern int global_opts[2][OPT_NUMBER]; Xextern int doc_extract, cfg_switch; X X/* variables for keeping track of things */ Xextern int start_block, files_parsed, total_out, dont_space; X X/* storage */ Xextern FILE *fpin; Xextern P_MACRO macro_list, last_macro; Xextern P_PROTO proto_list; Xextern char file_name[], start_comment[], cfg_file[], tmp_str[]; X X/* various fonts for documentation troff formats */ Xextern char ft_title[3], ft_comment[3], ft_name[3], ft_plist[3]; X X/* other data declarations */ Xextern P_BUFDATA tempbuf[2]; Xextern char cur_cfg_file[FNAME_SIZE], header_string[MID_SIZE]; X#ifdef SETBUFFER Xextern char outbuffer[BUFFER_SIZE], inbuffer[BUFFER_SIZE]; X#endif /* SETBUFFER */ Xextern FILE *fpout; Xextern char output_file[2][MID_SIZE]; Xextern char cpp_prog[MID_SIZE], errout_filename[MID_SIZE]; Xextern int out_filenum, line_count; END_OF_FILE if test 8013 -ne `wc -c <'xtract.h'`; then echo shar: \"'xtract.h'\" unpacked with wrong size! fi # end of 'xtract.h' fi echo shar: End of archive 1 $of 5$. cp /dev/null ark1isdone MISSING="" for I in 1 2 3 4 5 ; do if test ! -f ark${I}isdone ; then MISSING="${MISSING} ${I}" fi done if test "${MISSING}" = "" ; then echo You have unpacked all 5 archives. rm -f ark[1-9]isdone else echo You still need to unpack the following archives: echo " " ${MISSING} fi ## End of shell archive. exit 0 exit 0 # Just in case...