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make utilities

makeutil is a set of portable public domain programs designed to support C/C++ projects. It provides tools for build operations outside of the normal compile/link pipeline. It is designed to be unobtrusively included directly in your own software development project.

here is a brief description of each tool:

• config: choose file based on platform
• ccinfo: name compiler used to compile program
• mksystype: determine operating system
• mkarray: convert input file to C array
• mkstring: convert input line to C string
• armor: convert binary file to ascii
• dearmor: convert encoded ascii file to binary
• textpack: compress files with precompiled frequency table
• textpand: uncompress files with precompiled frequency table
• ckey: create frequency table from input
• extract: extract files from an extract format text archive
• retract: create an extract format text archive
• addcr: add a '\t' before every '\n'
• delcr: delete the '\r' from every '\r\n'
• unmake: process include directives in a Makefile

For more information, please see the README file from the source distribution. You may also want to visit the sourceforge project page.

news

• 13.Dec.2004: makeutil version 0.2.0 released. The ChangeLog and README for this release.
• 28.Nov.2004: makeutil version 0.1.0 released. The README for this release.

license

the tools included with makeutil are in the public domain. See the file LICENSE in the source distribution.

requirements

makeutil is designed to run on the unix operating system. This includes Mac OS X, but not Windows. A port to Windows is welcome if you would like to contribute patches.

You will need a C compiler and some version of make to compile the source code. gcc and gnu make work fine, but your operating system versions of these tools should work as well.

download

makeutil version 0.2.0

makeutil version 0.2.0 was release on 13.Dec.2004. It can be downloaded from sourceforge or my local web server:

• makeutil-0.2.0.tbz2 (19.42 kbytes) (sourceforge) (cybermesa)
• makeutil-0.2.0.tgz (21.82 kbytes) (sourceforge) (cybermesa)
• makeutil-0.2.0.text.bz2 (104.55 kbytes) (sourceforge) (cybermesa)

Here is checksum information:

• MD5 (makeutil-0.2.0.tbz2) = 6692a19a4ea0559bb42f17a4ca428c99
• MD5 (makeutil-0.2.0.text.bz2) = a3e6d4fcf3420c179f5ae0c4ba3e7bef
• MD5 (makeutil-0.2.0.tgz) = f9a1830f41d02259a26955e399a36962
• SHA1 (makeutil-0.2.0.tbz2) = b3cb90074c484bc15e4f99df7def98f646187f74
• SHA1 (makeutil-0.2.0.text.bz2) = 0cd89dc477e53a789c3dbcc104474de8f6b71b34
• SHA1 (makeutil-0.2.0.tgz) = 02900adb2430cbda5014daf3bba42d05852b7692

which you can also be download separately (MD5) (SHA1).

The cvs release tag for version 0.2.0 is MAKEUTIL_0_2.

makeutil version 0.1.0

makeutil version 0.1.0 was release on 28.Nov.2004. It can be downloaded from sourceforge or my local web server:

• makeutil-0.1.0.tbz2 (19.42 kbytes) (sourceforge) (cybermesa)
• makeutil-0.1.0.tgz (21.82 kbytes) (sourceforge) (cybermesa)
• makeutil-0.1.0.text (104.55 kbytes) (sourceforge) (cybermesa)

Here is checksum information:

• MD5 (makeutil-0.1.0.tbz2) = 82ed67cacf5f5205a4d3497f5bdd0b22
• MD5 (makeutil-0.1.0.text) = dc0d3a4df20abe376eb235f43393241e
• MD5 (makeutil-0.1.0.tgz) = 2d623e24b6ecf78aef778dc5903738e9
• SHA1 (makeutil-0.1.0.tbz2) = d7515001b652b7c76b56ad4e6491060ad804a0e9
• SHA1 (makeutil-0.1.0.text) = 3e842f1e7aeac0a33a7f84e4ed00f5a56d2195a9
• SHA1 (makeutil-0.1.0.tgz) = c0664a3cbf7303c5f5742e6c3562102ba8a0acb0

which you can also be download separately (MD5) (SHA1).

The cvs release tag for version 0.1.0 is MAKEUTIL_0_1_0.

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