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cHelper for emacs

What is this?

cHelper is a collection of functions for cleaning up C code. It's far from finished but I happen to use it's only function from time to time.

How does it work?

Well… I was to lazy for writing a regex that detects C functions. That made me write a Python script which does that with the help of the KMeans clustering algorithm. (See how in cluster.ipynb) cluster.pkl is the pickeled KMeans and main.py loads and calls it on the c file of your choice.

What does it do?

Right now the only usefull fuction is the chelper-make-header-from-source elisp function. You can call it when you are in the buffer of your c source file and it will create a .h file from it. The created .h file will be named after the c file and contain all the function declarations of all the functions you defined in your c file.

How do I use it?

Put this Folder in your .emacs.d and load it. If you installed scikit (pip3 install scikit-learn) you can use the chelper-make-header-from-source function by calling it with M-x.

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