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- * C Filter *
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- Introduction
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- Last week, I was working on my C project and I needed to
- know how pre-processor commands were interpreted. But
- the output generated by the -E option of my compiler
- contained lots of empty lines and it wasn't easy to
- read (and to print). So I decided to create C Filter.
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- Installation
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- Just put CFilter in any drawer. Don't forget you'll need the Ixemul
- library or it won't work (compiled with GCC). It is available on
- Aminet or in the GCC package.
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- Usage
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- CFilter <filename>
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- where filename stands for the name of the file containing your pre-processed
- source.
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- Disclaimer
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- You use C Filter at your own risks. It has been tested for hours on my computer
- (A1200). I can't be responsible if it breaks something (it shouldn't, due
- to the algorithms used).
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- History
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- March 1995 Version 1.0 Initial release
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- Author/Distribution
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- C Filter has been created by the mad brain of
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- Mr Franck ANIERE
- 30, Rue Jean Bouin
- 93220 GAGNY
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- E-Mail : aniere@massena.univ-mlv.fr
- aniere@fillmore.univ-mlv.fr
- aniere@univ-mlv.fr (if the 2 others don't work)
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- You can join me for any comments, suggestions or bug reports.
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- This product is FREEWARE, but I keep a copyright on it.
- You can diffuse and use it freely if you keep the archive
- intact and don't put a virus in it.
- Aminet, Fred Fish, Funet and other Public Domain organisations
- or Amiga magazines are allowed to distribute this product, on
- floppy disk as well as on CD ROM if the price of the support is
- normal. France Festival Distribution WILL NEVER BE ALLOWED to
- diffuse it.
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- To do
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- Well, I don't see what to add. And you ?
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