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by **JessHol** » Sat, 25 Feb 1995 10:38:49

I am in need of a UNIX-ready freeware utility that is more or less
equivalent
to the Think C utility program "Prototype Helper" on the Mac. For those
not
familiar with this program, it will read an existing C file and create a
filename_proto.h file containing prototypes for the functions in the C
file. _Optionally_, it will change the C functions from the old K&R
declaration style to the newer inline ANSI C style, i.e.

foo( a, b, c )
int a;
char *b;
obj *c;
{
}

to

int foo( int a, char *b, obj *c )
{
}

I need such a utility on a UNIX box (HP 715). I do not _need_ the
function
declaration style to be altered, though the _option_ is nice, but I do
need
function prototypes. I'd search the archives myself, but AOL isn't THAT
cheap.

Please e-mail any responses. Many thanks to all pointers,

Jess Holle

by **Rick Castrap** » Mon, 27 Feb 1995 18:20:26

>I am in need of a UNIX-ready freeware utility that is more or less
>equivalent
>to the Think C utility program "Prototype Helper" on the Mac. For those
>not
>familiar with this program, it will read an existing C file and create a
>filename_proto.h file containing prototypes for the functions in the C
>file. _Optionally_, it will change the C functions from the old K&R
>declaration style to the newer inline ANSI C style, i.e.
> foo( a, b, c )
> int a;
> char *b;
> obj *c;
> {
> }
>to
> int foo( int a, char *b, obj *c )
> {
> }
>I need such a utility on a UNIX box (HP 715). I do not _need_ the
>function
>declaration style to be altered, though the _option_ is nice, but I do
>need
>function prototypes. I'd search the archives myself, but AOL isn't THAT
>cheap.
>Please e-mail any responses. Many thanks to all pointers,
>Jess Holle

Jess,

There are several prototype generators you can ftp from:

oak.oakland.edu:/pub/unix-c/c.

Rick Castrapel

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