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This is something I made up after my boss told me to give a braindump
on our products to the new guy. It's based on the unix strings package.
nroff source is available for those that want the underlines and all.
Unfortunately, the source code was lost and the executable only exists
for NCR Decision Mate V machines running CP/M 1.19 with 8" floppies.
Otherwise, I'd have sent it to comp.sources.misc.


BRAIN(3)            UNIX Programmer's Manual             BRAIN(3)



NAME
     braindump, braincat, braincmp, brainlen - brain operations

SYNOPSIS
     #include <brain.h>

     void braindump(b1, b2)
     brain b1, b2;

     void braincat(b1, b2)
     brain b1, b2;

     int braincmp(b1, b2, s)
     brain b1, b2;
     subject s;

     long brainlen(b1);
     brain b1;

DESCRIPTION
     These functions work on null-terminated brains.  They do not
     check for overflow of the receiving brain.

     braindump copies brain b2 to b1, stopping after the null
     axon has been moved.

     braincat appends a copy of brain b1 to the end of brain b2.

     braincmp compares its arguments and returns an integer
     greater than, equal to, or less than 0, according as
     knowledge about subject s in brain b1 is objectively greater
     than, equal to, or less than that in b2.

     brainlen returns the number of usable, non-null axons in b1.

BUGS
     We tried to write a brainndump but you just can't shut some
     people up.

SEE ALSO
     return_of_the_living_dead(1)
     return_of_the_living_dead(2)
     scanners(1) - effects of overflow
     brain-a-matic(4) - Ronco device driver











Printed 10/19/88        January 18, 1988                        1

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Robert Del Favero, Jr.  rvd@clunker.uucp

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