%%name: nana

%%short-description: lib for assertion checking and logging in GNU C/C++
 
%%full-description: A freely available lib for assertion checking
and logging in GNU C and C++. It's smaller and faster compared to
assert.h, and assertions can refer to a saved state. Logging messages
can be redirected to destinations including files, processes, or
circular buffers in core.

All of these features can be selectively enabled at both compile and
runtime. Lists of invariant checking or printing functions can be
created which can then be called to check internal consistency or
display state. You can find your errors sooner, when it's
faster and cheaper to correct them.

%%category: development

%%license: GPL

%%maintainer: Phil Maker <pjm@gnu.org>

%%interface: X

%%updated: 09 Mar 2000

%%keywords: Debugging, testing, C, C++, development, assertion
checking, logging

%%programs: 

%%GNU: yes

%%web-page: http://www.quoll.com.au/nana

%%support: Paid user support, training, and programming available from http://www.quoll.com.au/

%%doc: User reference manual at
       http://www.gnu.org/manual/nana/index/html; User guide at
       http://www.cs.ntu.edu.au/homepages/pjm/nana-home/nana_toc.html

%%developers: Phil Maker <pjm@gnu.org>

%%contributors: Harald Mueller

%%sponsors: Quoll Systems Pty Ltd., Australian National University

%%source: ftp://ftp.cs.ntu.edu.au/pub/nana

%%debian: http://www.debian.org/Packages/stable/devel/nana.html

%%redhat:

%%repository:

%%related: dejagnu, greg

%%source-language: C

%%supported-languages: GNU C/C++

%%use-requirements: 

%%build-prerequisites:

%%weak-prerequisites:

%%source-prerequisites:

%%version: 2.4 released 19 January 1999 

%%announce-list: nana@quoll.com.au

%%announce-news:

%%help-list:

%%help-news: 

%%dev-list: nana@it.ntu.edu.au

%%dev-news:

%%bug-list: bug-nana@gnu.org










 





