README
1 `cmunge' version 1.0
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3 Installation and User's Guide
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5
6 John Merlin
7 VCPC, University of Vienna
8 28/8/98
9
10Summary
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12`cmunge' is a tool for encrypting and compacting C source codes.
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14To install `cmunge'
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16Set the following variables in the files "Makefile" and "cmunge":
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18In "Makefile":
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20 CC = ... # ...the C compiler command
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22In "cmunge":
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24 cpp = ... # ...the pathname of the C pre-processor, `cpp'
25 cmunger_bin_dir = ... # ...the absolute pathname of `cmunge's `bin'
26 # directory (i.e. of "./bin").
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28Then type `make'.
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30The `cmunge' command (i.e. the file "cmunge") can now be moved
31anywhere you want -- it does not have to be kept in the "cmunger"
32directory. For example, it may be convenient to move it into your
33`bin' directory so that it is on your command search path.
34(N.B. You may have to type `rehash' to install it in the list of
35commands that are automatically found.)
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37To use it
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39Typing `cmunge' without any arguments will produce a guide of its
40options.
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42When operating, `cmunge' produces messages about its progress, and
43at the end it creates a file called "Cmunge.info" (and directs the
44user to read it) containing full information about what has been
45done, what information files have been created, what checks the
46user should make and what further action may be necessary.
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48Contact details
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50Please send any comments or questions to jhm@vcpc.univie.ac.at.
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52`cmunge' can be obtained from the World Wide Web at URL:
53 http://www.vcpc.univie.ac.at/~jhm/cmunge/
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55It was developed by John Merlin in December 1993, in the
56Dept of Electronics and Computer Science, University of Southampton.
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