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CUtilsSmall C utilities.SynopsisYou may use it in various ways.Simply clone the repository (branch: master) in your src/ directory:- call make with make -f src/cutils- it will use bin/ as output directory by default (variable dstdir)- use #include "cutils/cutils.h" (for instance – notice the double quotes)- use the required .a file(s): gcc bin/xxx.o bin/libcutils.a -o bin/my-prog- …or via -l: gcc bin/xxx.o -o bin/my-prog -lcutils -Lbin/Install it on your machine:- compile and install it (see Compilation below)- use #include <cutils/cutils.h> (for instance – notice the square brackets)- use one or more of of -lcutils, -lcutils-net or -lcutils-checkUse a local version merged with your own sources:- locally generate the .a files (see Compilation below)- use #include "cutils/cutils.h" (for instance – notice the double quotes)- use the required .o file(s): gcc bin/xxx.o bin/libcutils.o -o bin/my-progDescriptionSome small utilities written in C, as a helper library.They are separated in 3 binaries:- libcutils: most of the utilities lie there- libcutils-net: some network related reading/writing functions (requires GNU 99 C extensions)- libcutils-check: some helper functions for the test library check.hCompilationJust run make.You can also use those make targets:make doc: build the Doxygen documentation (doxygen required)make man: build the man page (pandoc required)make install PREFIX=/usr/local: install the program into PREFIX (default is /usr/local) and the manual if builtmake uninstall PREFIX=/usr/local: uninstall the program from the given PREFIXmake clear: clear the temporary filesmake mrpropre: clear everything, including the main executable and the documentationmake test: build the unit tests (check required)make run-test: start the unit testsmake run-test-more: start the extra unit tests (can be long)AuthorCUtils was written by Niki Roo niki@nikiroo.be