I've fiddled with it a bit, but it doesn't seem like there's a set of flags that will Just Work.
Suckless style seems to be not to put spaces around binary operators (in most cases), which indent(1) disagrees with quite stubbornly. At the same time, indent(1) indents all comments by using tabs, which st.c clearly doesn't do. You can get kinda-sorta close with the braces and such, for actual code that is, with the following: indent a.c -brs -nprs -npcs -i8 -fc1 -br -brf -nsaf -nsai -nsaw -ncs \ -nfca -il0 -ce -nss -c0 -cd0 -ut -o out.c sed -E -i 's/([^\t]+)\t+\/\*/\1 \/*/g' out.c # space comments sed -i 's/switch (/switch(/g' out.c # simulate -nsas If you put this in a script, you could try calling it on a range (say, a function) in Vim to avoid mucking up the carefully hand-spaced enums in the rest of the code. Hope that helps. Regards, Wander
