Info2Guide This is a simple (full of bugs) ARexx program that can translate into Amiga- Guide format Info-files that comes within GCC packge (roundabout 22M). These files can be found into GCC:info/ path , and can be read with the file `InfoView' tha comes with the packge . The matter is that the viewer is quite user-unfriendly (you must take control via keyboard and commands are very very very ...). Here this simple prog comes in. Let's suppose you wanna read something about `diff'; related files are (you must look into GCC:info/): - `diff.info' - `diff.info-1' - `diff.info-2' - `diff.info-3' - `diff.info-4' Now you only have to invoke the "function" with parameter "diff" . Automati- cally it will process these files , and the result will be a unique big file containing proper nodes. Please note that some translation (from Info to AmigaGuide) doesn't fit: for example it cannot propely translate information if node declaration falls down between to different (but consecutive) lines (you may fix this editing manual- ly resulting text). Please note that manipulating very big files is quite inefficient : better achievement would have been mantaining separate files (note that AmigaGuide do support this). Please note that initial intent of Info archive was to organize all informa- tions under the only index called `dir', but I've found hard to realize with a very light code (written in ARexx). Please note that I have no documentation that describes how the `*.info*' files are structured and organized (but if you have it , you can E-Mail it to me: I'll like). Let me know if you are intrested about the idea: my E-Mail address is Alessandro Ponzio istrice@paola.dei.unipd.it P.S.: If you really want a faster implementation, you can bring to me sugges- tions about the GCC. For example: -1- How can I make GCC to compile programs? I've installed the full packge and nowI got version 2.5.7 of prog but something doesn't match: nothing appens when I execute CLI> gcc Prova.c HardDrive works, but no output can be find. I've also tried with CLI> gcc -o RAM:exe Prova.c but nothing can be find in RAM: too. My sistem configuration is: Amiga 1200 68EC020 14MHz, no FPU, 2Mb CHIP, AmigaOS 3.0 Workbench 39.29 - Kickstart 39.106 -2- How can I find ARexx compile? Are there some PD compiler? ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ History 1.0 Very first implementation. ARexx was the language adopted. Never released. 1.1 A merely correction of previous version. Fixed bug that made uncorrect translation of linked sub-nodes when they were not preceded by `* ':this was achieved including `Strip' command in the source. (Note that linked-nodes are recognised if and only if they are successed by `::') ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Please note that I do not want assume any responsability about provided prog. ŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻ It is made only upon my exclusive conception, and it do not represend a tran- slation of some algorithm or program written in any other language. P.S. I've included that because this is the very first time I release any prog in PD . I'm sure that no one will seriously consider it , but I'm afraid about various misunderstanding. Let me know if you are interested in ARexx programming (I'll also like to know your programming tecnique). If you use Internet my E-Mail is: Alessandro Ponzio istrice@paola.dei.unipd.it C U Soon.