sullivan@vsi.UUCP (Michael T Sullivan) (05/12/88)
What kind of C beautifiers are out there (besides cb)? We are looking
for a program that we could use to not just beautify C code but to
beautify it into our "company style". I don't know whether this means
we would have to modify the code or put things in a database or what.
We're open to suggestions. Please send mail.
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HE V MTL Anybody out there remember Max Webster?lampman@heurikon.UUCP (Ray Lampman) (05/13/88)
In article <654@vsi.UUCP> sullivan@vsi.UUCP (Michael T Sullivan) writes: > What kind of C beautifiers are out there (besides cb)? We are looking > for a program that we could use to not just beautify C code but to > beautify it into our "company style". Someone out there must have a beautifier that can analyze a set of source code, summarize the stylistic variations, and apply those same variations to any other block of source. I expect a beautifier of this type to function using letter or token patterns from the set of example sources. Oh, you say no one has written one of these yet. Well, lets get to it. :-) Come to think of it, if such a utility does exist, I'd like a copy. I do prefer programs that can adapt and learn, if ony by example. -- oddjob! \ Ray Lampman (lampman@heurikon) husc6! \ Madison Wisconsin USA dogie! \ (608) 276-3431 rutgers! \ ihnp4! \ astroatc! >- uwvax! >- heurikon! >- lampman (Ray Lampman)