linux 程序读取配置文件,Linux下用C读取配置文件。类似ini这样。

Introduction

ccl is the customizable configuration

library, a collection of functions for application programmers wishing to

interface with user-editable configuration files containing key/value

pairs.

ccl is customizable because it allows the comment, key/value, and

string literal delimiters to be programatically specified at runtime.

ccl

is designed to be simple and portable; it has a small interface consisting of

five functions and is written in ANSI/ISO C. ccl uses avl‘s implemenation of

binary search trees for backend storage.

Downloadccl is available via ftp from

DocumentationYou can browse the library‘s contents by

using the navigation bar at the top of this page. A good starting point is the

globals page.

ExampleAn example is the best way to understand how ccl

works. A configuration file named example.conf might contain:

## Sample configuration file

Desktop-Picture = /usr/images/earth.jpg

Position = Centered

"Background Color" = Black

The following

code demonstrates how to parse and access this file using ccl:

#include "ccl/ccl.h"

structccl_t config;const struct ccl_pair_t *iter;/*Set configuration file details*/config.comment_char= ‘#‘;

config.sep_char= ‘=‘;

config.str_char= ‘"‘;/*Parse the file*/ccl_parse(&config, "example.conf");/*Iterate through all key/value pairs*/

while((iter = ccl_iterate(&config)) != 0) {

printf("(%s,%s)n", iter->key, iter->value);

}/*Clean up*/ccl_release(&config);

When compiled, the snippet above produces the output

(Background Color,Black)

(Desktop-Picture,/usr/images/earth.jpg)

(Position,Centered)

原文：http://www.cnblogs.com/dieangel/p/3588294.html