clig -- Command Line Interface Generator
        (C) 1995 kir@iitb.fhg.de (Harald Kirsch)

What is clig? --- An excerpt from the manual page:
       Clig  uses  the  description in clifile to generate C-code
       for a function

              Cmdline *parseCmdline(int argc, char **argv)

       which parses the command-line of a typical  C-program  and
       returns  the  result  in a structure of type Cmdline. [...]
       Besides parseCmdline(), the function

              void usage(void)

       is generated  and  will  be  called  by  the  command-line
       parser,  if  the command line contains obvious errors. One
       of the main reasons to use clig are  maybe  the  automatic
       generation  of  a  usage()-function which is always up-to-
       date with respect to the options  actually  understood  by
       the program.
 
How to install:

After unpacking the file clig.<version>.tar.gz there is a directory
called `clig' containing this file.

--> Edit the top of `makefile' to suit your preferences. In particular
    you want to edit the variables `prefix' and LROOT.

--> Run 'make install'.
    Actually, there is nothing to `make', since clig does not contain
    C-code to be compiled. The `makefile' was however included to
    keep the similarities to other packages.

--> Compile and run the trivial example program in the directory
    `example'.

--> Read the manual page.

Bug reports and questions to kir@iitb.fhg.de.