ANSI C cross-referencer

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From: The "Funky" HNT Corporation Chai...
Date: Wed, 21 Feb 1990 17:37

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Does anyone have an ANSI C cross-referencer (like cxref(1)) out there?

I don't think we have anonymous FTP here, and even if we did I don't
think I know how to use it :-)

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Subject: ANSI C cross-referencer
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