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- C U G I N S
-
- The CUGINS program allows users to insert a HEADER TEMPLATE in a
- series of files. A common example is program made up of many source
- modules (i.e. YACC has 53 Source Modules and 2 Document Modules),
- the CUG headers on these types of files are identical except
- for the Filename entry.
-
- To use this program the user must provide a HEADER TEMPLATE and a
- list of the files to be processed.
-
- The following is a example of such a Template:
-
-
- /*
- HEADER: CUG nnn.nn;
- TITLE: YACC - Yet Another Compilier-Compilier
- VERSION: 1.0 for IBM-PC
- DATE: Sep 20, 195
- DESCRIPTION: LALR(1) Parser Generator. From UNIX
- KEYWORDS: Parser Generator Compilier-Compilier YACC
- SYSTEM: IBM-PC and Compatiables
- FILENAME:
- WARNINGS: This program is not for the casual user. It will
- be useful primarily to expert developers.
- CRC: N/A
- SEE-ALSO: LEX and PREP
- AUTHORS: Scott Guthery 11100 leadfwood lane Austin, TX 78750
- COMPILERS: DESMET-C
- REFERENCES: UNIX Systems Manuals
- */
-
- Notice that the Filename entry is blank. This entry is automatically
- filled in by the CUGINS Program. The Replacement Offset Parameter is
- used to insure that the replacement text will be insert in the correct
- place. In the case of example Template, the offset would be 6. This
- would insure that the replacement text lined up with the other data.
-
- The list of files to be processed can be generated by any editor. The
- general practice for a large number of files is to cause the DIR
- command to write a directory to disk and then use an editor to clean
- up the file for use by CUGINS. The file names must be listed one
- per line and can be any legal file expression recognized by DOS.
-
- To generate a directory on disk:
-
- B> DIR >DIR.DAT
-
- The resulting disk file would look something like the following:
-
- Volume in drive B has no label
- Directory of B:\
-
- CUGINS PAS 7132 1-08-84 6:09p
- HEADER DAT 642 1-08-84 5:12p
- REST BAT 89 1-07-84 8:41p
- CUGINS COM 14256 1-08-84 6:09p
- LIST DAT 19 1-08-84 6:11p
- Y1IMP C 712 1-08-84 6:14p
- Y2IMP C 712 1-08-84 6:14p
- TURBOF3 MAC 319 1-08-84 7:42p
- Y1IMP CAK 57 1-08-84 6:00p
- Y2IMP CAK 57 1-08-84 6:00p
- CUGINS BAK 1131 1-08-84 7:56p
- CUGINS DOC 1893 1-08-84 8:05p
- DIR DAT 0 1-08-84 8:05p
- 13 File(s) 320512 bytes free
-
- After cleaning the file up we could be left with:
-
- Y1IMP.C
- Y2IMP.C
- Y3IMP.C
-
-
- ===============================
-
- Now that the two data files we need have been created, the program
- is executed as follows:
-
- B> CUGINS list.dat header.dat 6
-
- The file "list.dat" contains the list of files to be processed.
- The file "header.dat" contains the HEADER TEMPLATE Data.
- The third parameter, "Replacement Offset", is optional. If missing
- it has the value of ONE(1).
-
- If the "list.dat" or "header.dat" are not present, the user will
- be requested to enter the correct file name.
-
- Once the file list, "list.dat", and the HEADER TEMPLATE, "header.dat",
- have been successfully loaded, the program will begin processing the
- files in "list.dat". As each file is processed it's file specification
- will be printed on the users terminal.
-
- With the list specified above, the following would appear on the
- users terminal:
-
- B> CUGINS list.dat header.dat 6
- Y1IMP.C
- Y2IMP.C
- Y3IMP.C
-
- If the user enters CUGINS without the correct number of parameters
- (2 or 3), the program will simply print out a brief usage description,
- distribution rights and my copyright notice.
-
-
- C U G E D T
-
-
- This program, CUGEDT, will allow a user to edit an entries in the CUG
- Headers on a whole series modules.
-
- It works almost the same as CUGINS described above, with the following
- glaring differences.
-
- 1) The program name is CUGEDT, NOT CUGINS! (Rather Obvious)
- 2) The HEADER TEMPLATE File is now called an EDIT File.
- 3) The first two lines of the EDIT File specify the starting
- element of the area in the CUG file to be deleted (first line)
- and the element following the deleted area. (ie. The ending
- element is not deleted!)
- 4) Line 3 through the last line comprise the text that will be
- inserted in place of the deleted text.
-
-
- When this program is run, all files in the input file list will be
- processed as follows:
-
- 1) If the Starting Text key (Line one in the EDIT File) is found
- in the text file, all text including the start line will be
- deleted up to, but not including, the termination line (line
- two in the EDIT File).
- 2) The replacement text (Lines 3 through "n") will be inserted
- in the text file IN FRONT OF THE TERMINATION LINE.
-
-
- For example, if the CUG Header looks the same as the one shown above,
- then the following EDIT File would replace the compilier information
- element.
-
- EDIT File
-
-
- COMPILERS:
- REFERENCES:
- COMPILERS: DESMET-C
- CI-86
- LATTICE
-
-
- After running CUGEDT (i.e. CUGEDT FILE.LST EDIT.FIL<CR> ) the header
- shown above would look as follows:
-
-
- /*
- HEADER: CUG nnn.nn;
- TITLE: YACC - Yet Another Compilier-Compilier
- VERSION: 1.0 for IBM-PC
- DATE: Sep 20, 195
- DESCRIPTION: LALR(1) Parser Generator. From UNIX
- KEYWORDS: Parser Generator Compilier-Compilier YACC
- SYSTEM: IBM-PC and Compatiables
- FILENAME:
- WARNINGS: This program is not for the casual user. It will
- be useful primarily to expert developers.
- CRC: N/A
- SEE-ALSO: LEX and PREP
- AUTHORS: Scott Guthery 11100 leadfwood lane Austin, TX 78750
- COMPILERS: DESMET-C
- CI-86
- LATTICE
- REFERENCES: UNIX Systems Manuals
- */
-
-
- AUTHOR: C.E. Thornton [ Box 55085 Houston, TX 77255: (713) 467-1651) ]
-
- APPLICATION: Setting up CUG Disks for their library
-
- DATE: Sept 29, 1985
-
- NOTE: This software may be freely distributed and used by non-commerical
- users. Users Groups and Clubs may charge reasonable (less than $15)
- distribution fees. Contributions are always gratefully recieved.
-
-
-
- G E N E R A L I N F O R M A T I O N
-
-
- If you have any questions, feel free to call the number below at anytime
- between 8:00pm and 11:00pm weekdays and any reasonable time on weekends.
-
- This program is written in Turbo PASCAL and the source is available for
- one 5 1/4 inch floppy disk and $5.00.
-
-
- C.E. Thornton
- PASCAL/"C" LIBRARIAN
- P.O. Box 55085
- Houston, Tx 77255
- (713) 467 - 1651
-
- >>>> Copyright Sept 1985 by C.E. Thornton