Anurag,

I would recommend to write the function in g-voxel.c first.  Moving it
to a library is easy then.

This function should contain almost all what's contained in main()
now.  Think about how its prototype should look like (I think we
talked about it too).  Write it down above the main() and move its
implementation to it.

Next you should generalize the part where you write the result to the
file.  I would recommend a call-back function with the voxel's
coordinates, components name and its level as parameters.

Daniel


PS: There is still the useless miss() function in your code.


2012/6/25 Anurag Murty <[email protected]>:
> Daniel,
>
> I have implemented the g-voxel command which outputs the voxel file
> according to format once suggested by you. I have also tested the output for
> many cases and it seems to work fine. As discussed earlier, you had asked me
> to move the functions into a library once I was done with a working
> algorithm for g-voxel.c.
>
> Could you give me some pointers on how to go about doing this? I think I
> have to add the functions to libanalyse but can you give me a bit more
> guidance?
>
> Thanks and Regards,
> --
> Anurag Murty
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