CSPLIT.C is the program written for helping to post C source code
in the C Echo.  This version is a revision of Fred Cole's winning
entry in the CSPLIT contest held by Thad Smith in the C echo.
It incorporates refinements posted in the C Echo:

1.   Fred Code: file cleanup
2.   David Nugent: enhanced portability to additional compilers.
3.   Keith Campbell: fix bug with '-' option character, internal
     code cleanup.
4.   Auke Reitsma: extraction correction

See the comments in the source file for details of operation.  A
short summary is given by executing the program without command
line parameters.  The program has been donated to the public
domain by the author and contributors.

The source is portable to most systems supporting ANSI C.  Note
that the symbol __STDC__, if defined by the compiler, inhibits
wildcard filename support.  If __STDC__ is not defined, the
program attempts to provide wildcard filename support via macros
defined in portable.h for a variety of PC-based compilers.

Thad Smith
Contest sponsor
12/14/93

CSplit  v1.40  01/17/94  consists of:

csplit   c       23810 01-17-94  10:28p
csplit   h        1454 01-17-94  10:24p
portable h        6549 01-02-94   6:28p
csplit   exe     24396 01-17-94  10:28p
read     me       1316 01-17-94  10:32p