Strip Comments is a dos and windows application for removing comments
from overly large source code.  It is particularly useful if the comments
send the size of the code over the 64k limit of many editors.

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Although this program has been tested, there may be unfound bugs, or little
quarks that you make not particularly like.  For that reason, always take
a good look at the produced code and compile it before you erase anything.
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To use from the dos prompt:

  StripCom <codetype> <source> <destination>

  where:
     <codetype> is either /c for c and c++ files or
                          /p for pascal files
     <source> is the name of the file to remove all comments from
     <destination> is the newly created file with no comments in it.

  notes:
    All parameters must be specified.
    The source file and destination file must have different names.
    For help, type StripCom /? at the dos prompt.
    When getting help, ignore the garbage that appears on the screen,
      I don't know what it is, why it's there, or how to get rid of it.
      It just happens when the dos executable is binded to the
      windows executable.  The rest of the program appears to be working
      perfectly fine.


To use from within windows:

  1:  Run Strip Comments (StripCom.exe) via your favorite method.
  2:  Type in (or browse for) the name of the source file.
  3:  Do the same, if necessary, for the destination file.
  4:  Choose the type of code (if necessary)
  5:  Click on the "Strip Comments" button

  notes:
    Source and destination file names must be specified, as well as
      type of code.
    Source file and destination file must have different names.
    For help, click on the "Help" button.



About
   author: Alden Lavizzo (alavizzo@nyx.cs.du.edu)
  version: 1.0
  revised: 12-01-95