ABOUT PROGRAM LOGGBOK.

The main function is in loggbok.c. To compile on linux use
command 'gcc loggbok.c -o loggbok' or run makefile with command
'make' (remove extension .txt on makefile first). 
Executable can be removed with 'make clean'. Data is stored
in files INDEX_DATA and COMMENTS_DATA. To remove these use the script
file clearDATA.sh, which can be done with command '. clearData'

This program is written to be compiled and run on a Linux platform
in a Bash command line environment: you should have gcc installed. I don't think
there should be restrictions on the processor, but there may be someplace 
I assumed an x86-64 architecture ... gimme a break: I wrote this for 
myself, and have it public for the unlikely event I want to refer to it. 


HOW TO READ THE CODE FILES: 
loggbok.c has a list of the most important functions beside the included filename
where it is to be found. One can start there and follow the includes. However, 
everything is based on structure LOG_ENTRY, and reading things in that order,
you'll get to LOG_ENTRY last. A more logical order might be:

FUNDAMENTAL DEFINITIONS:
log_entry_def.h
log_entry_ll.h 


GETTING/EDITING DATA:
get_new_entry.h --> parse_log_entry.h 
edit_entry.h --> parse_log_entry.h 

READING WRITING DATA:
log_entry_files.h
write_toHTML.h
schedule.h

MORE DOCUMENTATION FORTHCOMING ... MAYBE.

//Brian Smith 2022-04-10


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