This is a little tool I made for all programmers who need to call SetFunction()
from C (or C++). It is intended to make life easier and to make source files
more
readable.

Usually, when one want to use SetFunction(), he/she must look in .fd files or
#pragma statements to find the LVO of each function he/she want to patch (*).
This
leads to source files difficult to understand and maintain, since each call to
SetFunction() looks like:

oldfunction=SetFunction(Execbase,-690,myfunction);

where you can't understand very well which function is being patched, unless you
add tons of comment lines to each call.

(*)= All the system libraries offsets exist through amiga.lib, but 3rd party
libraries don't. This is why I made FOCS!

FOCS (that stands for Function Offset Creator for SetFunction() ), takes a file
with LVOs and creates nice C header (.h) files, with a symbol definition for
each
function found in the LVO file.
So the example above will look like:

oldfunction=SetFunction( Execbase, FOS_FreeVec, myfunction );

Nice, isn't it ?

FOCS version 1.0 support the following file formats:
 - SAS C #pragma files
 - StormC #pragma files (similar but not the same stuff).
 - FD files (those who started it all).
 - GCC inline's (hopefully... only the new, preprocessor based format is
   supported). 

 PERMSSN    UID  GID    PACKED    SIZE  RATIO     CRC       STAMP          NAME
---------- ----------- ------- ------- ------ ---------- ------------ -------------
[generic]                17855   33516  53.3% -lh5- 53bc Oct 26  1997 focs
[generic]                 1971    4009  49.2% -lh5- 2288 Oct 26  1997 focs.doc
[generic]                 4910    7144  68.7% -lh5- 5351 Oct 26  1997 focs.pch
[generic]                  778    1483  52.5% -lh5- 5e29 Oct 26  1997 focs.readme
---------- ----------- ------- ------- ------ ---------- ------------ -------------
 Total         4 files   25514   46152  55.3%            Oct 27  1997