Here are some extra examples which Bob is working on at the moment.  If anyone wants to explore more advanced features than the jumble tutorial you can play around with these files.

Step 1. Download the {{tutorials:c:when.tgz|Code Bundle}}


program 'when' produces stuff like this:

ICE Linux Frankston Regular Meetings\\
19:30 Fri   9-May-2008\\
19:30 Thu  15-May-2008\\
19:30 Thu  22-May-2008\\
19:30 Fri  13-Jun-2008\\
19:30 Thu  19-Jun-2008\\
19:30 Thu  26-Jun-2008\\
19:30 Fri  11-Jul-2008\\
19:30 Thu  17-Jul-2008\\
19:30 Thu  24-Jul-2008\\

or this:\\
MLUG Meetings Next 12 Months\\
 7:30 PM Fri  30-May-2008\\
 7:30 PM Fri  27-Jun-2008\\
 7:30 PM Fri  25-Jul-2008\\
 7:30 PM Fri  29-Aug-2008\\
 7:30 PM Fri  26-Sep-2008\\
 7:30 PM Fri  31-Oct-2008\\
 7:30 PM Fri  28-Nov-2008\\
 7:30 PM Fri  30-Jan-2009\\
 7:30 PM Fri  27-Feb-2009\\
 7:30 PM Fri  27-Mar-2009\\
 7:30 PM Fri  24-Apr-2009\\

There are 3 programs in the bundle when.c, when_nl.c, and every.c along with some source library.

Only when_nl.c and every.c are useful, the value of when.c is that it illustrates the use of linked lists whilst doing nothing any different to when_nl.c (when-nolists).

Compile as follows (within When dir):\\
gcc -Wall when_nl.c -o when\\
gcc -Wall every.c -o every\\

If you want to play with the list version of when compile this way:\\
gcc -Wall when.c xlist.c -o when\\

xlist.? has  symlinks in When/ to Boilerplate/xlist.? so it should all just compile and link.

The Boilerplate stuff is required for most of the projects I'm cooking at the moment.

BTW Once compiled just ./when -h | less. All of my stuff has a help
file like that if it has any options (Jumble and friends do not).