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| README.md | ||
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| defs.txt | ||
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README.md
Thun in C
This is my first attempt to write C in many years, I hope it's not too embarassing.
I use Gperf to create a static wordlist. This make word lookup very efficient, but there's no way currently to add definitions at runtime.
There's a janky script convert_defs.py that generates definitions.c, definitions.h, and KEYWORDS.txt from the defs.txt file. I would like to replace the dependency on Python with, say, Awk or something.