siggen is a cool email signature generator for encrypted ansi c (confused)
and brainf*ck signatures. Use it in combination with vi(m), emacs, mutt,
pine, or what ever. (tested on Solaris, Linux and Windoze)

################################ INFORMATION ################################

(c)2004 by Philippe Stellwag <linux[at]mp3s[dot]name>

* download page of siggen is http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/siggen/
* the license of siggen is GPL v2
* perhaps you must type your correct compiler into "Makefile"
* tested on linux, solaris, hpux, beos, freebsd, openbsd, windows, qnx, mac

REPORT BUGS DIRECTLY TO ME.

############################ EXAMPLE SIGNATURES #############################

***** my cool signature *****
--
int main(){int O=0,s[]={218,242,'@',198,222,222,216,'@',230,210,206,2\
20,194,232,234,228,0};while(O<17){(s[O]==0)?printf("%c\n",(101<<2)>>2\
):printf("%c",s[O]>>/*****my damn comment*****/1);++O;}return s[--O];}
 

***** foo *****
--
int main(){int O=0,s[]={0xcc,0xde,0x0};\
while(O<3){(s[O]==0)?printf("%c\n",(111\
<<2)>>2):printf("%c",s[O]>>/***********\
*bar************/1);++O;}return s[--O];}
 

***** linux[at]mp3s[dot]name *****
--
int main(){int O=0,s[]={0xd8,0xd2,0xdc,0xea,0xf0,0x80,0xda,0xe0,014\
6,0xe6,'\\',0xdc,0xc2,0xda,0x0};while(O<15){(s[O]==0)?printf("%c\n"\
,(101<<2)>>2):printf("%c",s[O]>>/**mailto:**/1);++O;}return s[--O];}
 

***** foobar *****
 
>++++++++++[<++++++++++>-]<++.>+++[<+++>-]<..>+++[<---->-]<-.-.>+++
+[<++++>-]<+.

################################# ONLINE HELP ###############################

siggen -- the ansi c and brainf*ck signature generator for cool emails
(c)2004 by Philippe Stellwag; report bugs to linux@mp3s.name ( EN | DE )

USAGE: siggen <-mVvhH> <-t LANG> <[-c COMMENT]|[-n]> <-l LenOfLine> [SIGNATURE]

   -c COMMENT   : type your comment without comment tags;
                  comment tags are '//','/*' and '*/' (ANSI_C only;
                  default: "mailto:")
   -n           : means no comment in source code
   -l LenOfLine : value of max. characters per source code line (range: 2-200;
                  default: 68)
   -m           : add standard mail signature seperator "-- "
   -t [LANG]    : specify the programing language in which your
                  signature should be converted (currently supported
                  languages are BF (brainf*ck) and ANSI_C (ANSI C89)
                  (default: ANSI_C)
   -V -v -h -H  : show this help here

RETURN VALUES:

   0   siggen successfully returned
   1   less arguments then 2
   2   flag -n used in combination with flag -c [COMMENT]
   3   flag -l out of range (range must be between 2 and 200)
   4   wrong combination of flags used
   5   NULL for [SIGNATURE] not allowed
   6   entered [LANG] isn't supported
   7   len of [COMMENT] too big (max. 2000)
   8   len of [SIGNATURE] too big (max. 4000)
   9   [COMMENT] only supported for ANSI_C
  10   in brainf*ck special characters not allowed

EXAMPLES:

   for signatures in vi(m) type:

       i-- [ESC]:r!siggen -c "my damn comment" "my cool signature"

   or for signatures in (x)emacs type:

       C-u M-! siggen -t ANSI_C -m -c "my damn comment" "my cool signature"

   and get following output:

       --
       int main(){int O=0,s[]={0xda,0xf2,0100,0xc6,0xde,0xde,0xd8,0100,0xe\
       6,0xd2,0xce,0xdc,0xc2,0xe8,0xea,0xe4,0x0};while(O<17){(s[O]==0)?pri\
       ntf("%c\n",(101<<2)>>2):printf("%c",s[O]>>/************************\
       **my damn comment***************************/1);++O;}return s[--O];}

   note that you also can use the -m flag instead of "i-- "
 

   for signatures on stdout on your shell type:

       siggen -n -l 65 -t BF foo

   and get following brainf*ck output:

       >++++++++++[<++++++++++>-]<++.>+++[<+++>-]<..
 

   for testing ANSI_C signature type (Linux):

       siggen -c comment -l 50 foo_sig > mysig.c
       gcc -o mysig mysig.c
       ./mysig

   and get following output:

       foo_sig

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