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...Since it is in another directory different from the caller, this requires that the caller is located somewhere off of one of the include directories or it won't be found. Mostly this isn't a problem as you can usually add an additional include path to your compiler's command line. However, I must have found the only IDE on the planet that doesn't allow for adding command line switches to the compiler's command line. :/ Another reason that this could be useful is if you prefer to keep your header file includes relative to each other allowing for easily moving the related header files from one place to another.

Template for creating Unix daemons in 'C'. Provides a basic daemon out of the box that supports several of the 'standard' command line options; but is intended to be easily extensible to add your own functionality. Based on GNU autotools for ease of distribution, building and installation.

Template2Code (T2C) is a collection of tools dealing with template-based file generation. Currently it includes MiST - Minimal String Template engine and T2C itself that uses template based techniques to generate the sources of unit tests.

Generic System for Data Processing

Tool written in C to generate a list of codes with symbolic names (such as #define's in C) from a description file, along with a file that allows lookup of codes to get the symbolic name.