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create-db.sql

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    (Hey, Emacs, this is a -*- Indented-text -*- file!)
    
    *  ansi-include/
       Directory containing ANSI-fied header files for the standard
       libraries.
    
    
    *  ChangeLog
       Log file where the progressing work and changes are sporadically
       documented.  You are encouraged to add an entry in this file
       whenever you change something in this directory.
    
    
    *  client/
       Directory containing a TTY-based client for LysKOM, very similar to
       the original KOM program from QZ.
    
    
    *  config.h
       Configuration parameters for compiling.  Contains among other
       things all the stupid limits you really want to be without, all the
       smart limits that has to be there to make it impossible to crash
       the server, and lots of constants and configuration options.
    
    
    *  debug.h
       Some #defines for debugging purposes.
    
    
    *  doc/
       Documentation of LysKOM; both internal and external.  Also some
       random thoughts members of the development team wanted to write
       down during development.
    
    
    *  FileList
       This file, describing all the files.
    
    
    *  kom-errno.c
       Defines the variable 'kom_errno' and the function 'kom_perror()'.
       Used for error handling in LysKOM.
    
    
    *  kom-errno.h
       Defines the type 'Kom_err' and declares the variable 'kom_errno'.
       The server sets the value of 'kom_errno' when an error occurs.
       The function 'kom_perror()' is declared.
    
    
    *  kom-types.h
       Declares the types used by LysKOM.  Here are the types that are
       common to both the server and the client.  Types that look
       different to the server and the client, are found in
       'server/server-types.h' and 'client/client-types.h' respectively.
    
    
    *  ldb/
       Directory containing the low-level database routines for the LysKOM
       server.  'ldb' stands for Lyskom DataBase.
    
    
    *  List-Files
       Shell script to list the files in this directory not documented in
       the file 'FileList' (the one you are reading now).
    
    
    *  Mailinglist
       List of mail addresses of people who want to be informed of the
       progress of LysKOM.
    
    
    *  Makefile
       Exactly what the name says.
    
    
    *  misc-types.h
       Miscellaneous types and constants that are useful in many places in
       LysKOM, but are not very LysKOM-specific.
    
    
    *  s-collat-tables.c
       Collating tables used for the 's_usr_strcmp()' and
       's_usr_strhead()' functions in 's-string.h'
    
    
    *  s-collat-tables.h
       Header file for 's-collat-tables.c'
    
    
    *  s-string.c
       Routines for manipulating objects of type String as defined in
       's-string.h'
    
    
    *  s-string.h
       Header file for 's-string.c'
       Definies our own string type 'String', and declares the functions
       in 's-string.c'
    
    
    *  server/
       Directory containing the LysKOM server, except for the low-level
       database routines, which for historical reasons are in the separate
       directory 'ldb/'.
    
    
    *  services.h
       Declares all the services available from the LysKOM server.
    
    
    *  Summarize-Headers
       Since we write our .h files with documentation in line, they
       tend to get rather long, and it gets somewhat difficult to get
       a quick overview of what functions are declared in the file.
       This script cuts out all the "unnecessary" information: all
       comments and all preprocessor lines (starting with #).
    
    
    *  TAGS
       Tags table for use with Emacs.
    
    
    *  Template
       Template for automatically generating 'Makefile'.  'Makefile' is
       updated with the command 'make depend'.  This should be given
       whenever a change to 'Template' is done, or any new files are
       added, or any dependecies are changed.  Dependencies for normal C
       files are generated automatically by this.
       If 'Makefile' should become garbled, copy 'Template' to 'Makefile'
       and do a 'make depend'.
    
    
    *  test-services/
       Directory containing programs to test parts of the server.  Used by
       ceder, and should not be distributed.