Dec 192017
C Source code example of how to read information from a configuration file. | |||
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File Name | File Size | Zip Size | Zip Type |
CONFIG.C | 23375 | 4308 | deflated |
CONFIG.CFG | 181 | 153 | deflated |
CONFIG.DOC | 12774 | 4866 | deflated |
CONFIG.H | 1276 | 529 | deflated |
MAIN.C | 1284 | 559 | deflated |
MAKEFILE | 438 | 287 | deflated |
README | 835 | 465 | deflated |
Download File CONFIGF.ZIP Here
Contents of the README file
CONFIG is a set of C routines for reading configuration files.
One of the major objectives of CONFIG is to allow existing
programs which are not using configuration file to take advantage
of CONFIG with minimal changes.
CONFIG is still in its very primitive form. I don't have time to
finish the programming section of CONFIG but it should not to
difficult to follow the code (I think).
CONFIG has been successfully compiled using:
1. MSDOS MS C compiler 5.0 using small model
2. Ultrix cc with -DOldFashion
3. Ultrix gcc
4. BSD 4.3 cc with -DOldFashion
5. Encore gcc with -DNoVPRINTF
6. Encore cc with -DNoVPRINTF
7. SUN OS 3.4 cc
Conrad Kwok
internet: [email protected]
csnet : [email protected]
csnet : kwok%[email protected]
uucp : {ucbvax, uunet, ... }!ucdavis!iris!kwok
One of the major objectives of CONFIG is to allow existing
programs which are not using configuration file to take advantage
of CONFIG with minimal changes.
CONFIG is still in its very primitive form. I don't have time to
finish the programming section of CONFIG but it should not to
difficult to follow the code (I think).
CONFIG has been successfully compiled using:
1. MSDOS MS C compiler 5.0 using small model
2. Ultrix cc with -DOldFashion
3. Ultrix gcc
4. BSD 4.3 cc with -DOldFashion
5. Encore gcc with -DNoVPRINTF
6. Encore cc with -DNoVPRINTF
7. SUN OS 3.4 cc
Conrad Kwok
internet: [email protected]
csnet : [email protected]
csnet : kwok%[email protected]
uucp : {ucbvax, uunet, ... }!ucdavis!iris!kwok
December 19, 2017
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