On Thu, Apr 14, 2022 at 09:42:51PM -0500, Chibby Bromanson wrote: > Greetings, > > I am very impressed with the suckless software movement and I am doing > my best to try to create my own tool that follows the philosophy. I > still have a lot to learn with the C language but so far I am proud of > the results. I would be greatful if someone would review my tool and > consider it for inclusion in the list of tools that ROCK! :D > > The tool is for maintaining a list of descriptive tags on an extended > file attribute. It plugs in nicely with fzf and other command line > tools. > > http://github.com/bromanbro/taggins > > Thank you for your consideration. > > Dorian >
Some implementation details: do you really need autohell when the only thing you use it for is to detect the presence of sys/xattr.h? That's only a few lines of sh calling cc to do the same. Personally, I use POSIX sh to "augment" make with the usual stuff like [un]install or what GNU make provides. About my previous message, SQlite may work, I don't really know anything about the support of tree structures in it. It is rarely wise to write your own database, after all.
