ANSI C and C++ need function prototypes.  Many times a 
programmer will write a program only to find that he's
left out a system header file and is missing a prototype
for an important funciton.

These tools are designed to find function prototypes.
All the user has to do to say find where the function "time" is defined
is type the command:

	pq -db gnu.db time

and the result is:

    #include <time.h>	/* (/usr/local/lib/gcc-lib/m68k-sun-sunos4.1.1/2.6.3/include/time.h) */



The actual programs are:

proto 	-- Scans include files and creates a database

pq	-- Queries the database

pwhere	-- A shell script that scans the database set up by the
	   system adminstrator.


Build notice:  This program required the "gdbm" package.



Legal notice:

This program is Copyrighted 1996 by Steve Oualline.
I place it into the public domain.

Questions, comments, suggestions can be E-Mailed to

    sdo@crash.cts.com
