NAME
	  cb - Converts	C source code into a readable form

     SYNOPSIS
	  cb [-js] [-llength] [file ...]


	  The cb command reads C programs from standard	input or from
	  specified files and writes them to standard output in	a form
	  that shows, through indentations and spacing,	the structure
	  of the code.

     FLAGS
	  -j  Joins split lines.

	  -llength
	      Splits lines that	are longer than	length bytes.

	  -s  Formats the source code according	to the style of	Ker-
	      nighan and Ritchie in The	C Programming Language
	      (Prentice-Hall, Inc., 1978; Englewood Cliffs, New	Jer-
	      sey.)


     DESCRIPTION
	  When called without flags, the cb command does not split or
	  join lines.  Note that punctuation in	preprocessor state-
	  ments	can cause indentation errors.

     EXAMPLES
	  To create a version of pgm.c called pgm.pretty.c that	is
	  easy to read,	with no	lines longer than 60 bytes, enter:

	  cb  -l60 pgm.c  > pgm.pretty.c