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- GNU Indent 1.3
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- Amiga port by:
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- Carsten Steger
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- This is GNU Indent 1.3 for the Amiga.
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- 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.
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- 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).
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- 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.
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- 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".
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- 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.
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- 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.
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- Send bug-reports and/or suggestions to:
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- "carsten.steger@informatik.tu-muenchen.de"
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- Carsten
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