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Berkeley Yacc (byacc) is a high-quality yacc variant. It is written to avoid dependencies upon a particular compiler. It was written around 1990 by Robert Corbett, who previously wrote Bison. This version has been modified to conform to ANSI C.

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Dialog allows you to present a variety of questions or display messages using dialog boxes from a shell script. Several types of dialog boxes are implemented including: calendar, checklist, file-selection, gauge, info, input, menu, message, radiolist, tailbox, text, time, yes/no.

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cindent is a fork of GNU indent with extensions. It is the version of "indent" used for ncurses, xterm, lynx, and other programs maintained by Thomas Dickey.

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cm_tools is a collection of commandline utilities that support and extend RCS and related configuration management activity.

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conflict displays conflicting filenames in your execution path. Unlike the csh command "which", it displays all of the conflicting (non-alias) executable filenames in your path. It can also display other types of conflicts, such as include paths for C compilers.

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cproto generates function prototypes for functions defined in the specified C source files to the standard output. The function definitions may be in K&R or ANSI C style, or in the lint library form. cproto can also convert function definitions in the specified files from the K&R style to the ANSI C style.

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A library of widgets for curses development.

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c_count counts lines, statements, and other simple measures of C/C++/Java source programs. It is not lex/yacc based, and is easily portable to a variety of systems.

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ded, the directory editor, allows you to navigate multiple file lists or a directory tree, viewing or changing file attributes rapidly. In addition to conventional file information, it operates on files' RCS or SCCS archives, making it useful for source control as well as system administration. It is curses-based.

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Diffstat reads the output of the diff command and displays a histogram of the insertions, deletions, and modifications in each file. Diffstat is commonly used to provide a summary of the changes in large, complex patch files.