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THe c-list: C Programming & Utilities, etc
 
Listings (jump to) list follows, or....
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The listings:

1. The BASE files.
   -[tu - basic text utilities]-  (part of the BASE level)
   -[tf - basic FILE utilities]-  (part of the BASE level)
   -[toks - string/line parsing and de-quoter]-  (part of the BASE level)


2. Applications (apps) and Utilities (utils).

NOTE: While many applications don't depend on osy (the dos/unix I/F)
      including osy.h can sometimes be useful for things like SDATE
      (sort date; ie, YYYYMMDD) and such.

  NOTE: Many of these are under construction/testing ....

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   -[tu-blk.c]-  Allocate ascii/binary DATA blocks
   -[db.c]-  (a low-impact DBMS - data base mangement system) in progress....
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   -[KeyBoard Test (.c)]- (micro controller experiment - fragment)
   -[Lingo]-  (attempting to spake computer-wise; turing test...?) under construction
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   -[plot.c]-  (a simply XY plot program) (design only so far)
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   -[xxx]-  (prototype for the xxx.html pages)


3. Advanced Apps.

NOTE: While many applications don't depend on osy (the dos/unix I/F)
      including osy.h can sometimes be useful for things like SDATE
      (sort date; ie, YYYYMMDD) and such.

   -[osy]-  (a dos/unix operating system user I/F)
   -[db]-  (a low-impact database management system - DBMS)

  

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