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UNIT NAME

CSTRINGS

VERSION
1.0
REVIEW CODE
CS(VMS/DEC Ada;Sun/Verdix Ada;MSDOS/Meridian Ada);ES;AR;C1 1.0 A
INET ADDRESS
rconn@wsmr-simtel20.army.mil
AUTHOR
Richard Conn
Management Assistance Corp of America
RIGHTS
Released to Ada Community
COPYRIGHT
(c) Richard Conn 1991
DATE CREATED
2/28/91
DATE RELEASED
2/28/91
DATE LAST UPDATED
2/28/91
LOCATION
ASR
ENVIRONMENT
VAX VMS 5.2/DEC Ada 2.1
SunOS 4.0.3/Verdix Ada 6.0
MSDOS 3.3/Meridian Ada 4.1E
LIMITATIONS
CERTIFICATION
Ada System Certifier_1 1.0
Date/Time of Processing: Wednesday 25 May       1994 11:25:21Am
Overall Assessment of System: OK
Classification of System: A
Basis of Classification --
    Syntax Errors                               PASS
    Completeness                                PASS
    Independence from External Libraries        PASS
    Independence from a Specific Ada Compiler   PASS

Number of ...
  Files               1
  Library Units       2
  Lines            1125
  Statements        324
  Comments          541

CLASSIFICATION

KEYWORD
strings
C strings
Ada strings
INDEX
Conn, Richard
Management Assistance Corp
MACA
DEPENDENCIES
SEE ALSO
SHORT DESCRIPTION
String manipulation routines like those in the C library
TAXONOMY


Software Components
    STRING
      C STRING LIBRARY


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ABSTRACT

Package CStrings and test programs CSTEST0-CSTEST3

CStrings provides a number of procedures and functions which manipulate null-terminated strings (called C Strings) and Ada Strings (which contain no ending null character). Type STRING is used to contain C and Ada strings. A C string contains a sequence of characters followed by an ASCII.NUL; more characters may follow the ASCII.NUL in the buffer, but they are ignored. An Ada string is a sequence of characters bound by the dimensions of the buffer; all characters in the buffer are a part of the string.

This package contains implementations of all the string- oriented C library functions described in the Sun Release 4.0 man pages on "strings." The functionality and arguments of these routines is almost always identical to the functionality and arguments of the original C routines. Most subprograms will process either C or Ada strings.

The routines implemented in this package are: Strcat (as a procedure and a function), Strncat (as a procedure and a function), Strcmp, Strncmp, Strcasecmp, Strncasecmp, Strcpy, Strncpy, Strlen, Strchr, Strrchr, Strpbrk, Strspn, Strcspn, and Strtok.

MIL-HDBK-1804 PDL is used throughout the CStrings package. To compile the package CStrings, simply compile CSTRINGS.SRC; this is a Pager file containing the Spec and Body in compilation order.

Four test procedures, named CSTEST0 to CSTEST3, and their supporting TEST_LOG package are included. They conduct over 300 tests on the CStrings package. To compile them, simply compile the file CSTRINGS.TST; this is a Pager file containing the components in compilation order.


REVISION HISTORY

DATE         VERSION	AUTHOR                  HISTORY
2/28/91         1.0  Richard Conn            Initial Release

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Restrictions on use or distribution:  NONE

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