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+libut
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The "libut" directory is an alternative way to use uthash, utarray, utlist,
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utstring and utvector in your programs. You can copy the libut directory
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entirely into your own source tree, then use CFLAGS to add libut/include
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@@ -7,15 +9,13 @@ There are two upshots of this. One is that you can just #include "libut.h"
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instead of uthash.h, utarray.h, etc. So it is a convenient wrapper.
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The other benefit of using the libut is that if you do a "make" in libut/
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-it builds libut/src/libut.a, which you can then link into your program
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-using LDFLAGS -Llibut/src -lut. This makes the utvector available.
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+it builds libut/libut.a, which you can then link into your program
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+using LDFLAGS -Llibut -lut. This makes the utvector available.
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This also links in the plumbing that supports having a utvector of utstrings.
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NOTE: because the libut/include contains symlinks, to copy this source into
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another source tree, make sure you deref symlinks to copy their contents.
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One way to do this, is to use the tar -h option:
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- tar cjhf - libut | (cd $DESTDIR; tar xjf -)
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+ tar cjhf - libut | (cd $DESTDIR; tar xjf -)
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Troy D. Hanson