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Published by Zenja Solaja
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Date Posted: |
April 27th, 2000
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Last Updated: |
April 27th, 2000
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Freeware |
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575 total; 1 recently |
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About fixinc:
This utility converts all DOS #include paths into BeOS friendly paths (and vice versa) Can also drill through files in current directory and subdirectories. Its fast.
Usage
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Install fixinc to /boot/home/config/bin
fixinc filename beos <= Converts all DOS #include paths to BeOS paths
fixinc filename dos <= (reverse) Convert BeOS #include paths to DOS
fixinc -drill beos <= Drills through all files in current directories and subdirectories.
fixinc -drill dos <= Ditto.
This utility was developed to address a cross-platform pathing issues I had with C/C++ code.
The M$ world uses backslashes for path navigation, while the Unix world use forward slashes.
The Cygwin compiler for Win9x is path antaganostic (sp), while Borland C and Visual C
choke on "/dir/file". Likewise, Linux and BeOS cannot navigate to "dirpath".
This program will search ".c", ".cpp" and ".h" files for the #include keyword,
and replace all '' characters with '/' until a newline character is met (and vice-versa).
ie.
#include "..dirpath" <=becomes=> #include "../dir/path"
Source is included, feel free to use and modify.
PS. Why not use shell scripting? You cant teach an old dog new tricks :)
Seriously, I'm accumulating a nifty collection of usable utilities, as elements for a GUI program.
Send any comments to beoz@optushome.com.au
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