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	<nadpis>Implementation</nadpis>

	<perex>Reference implementation of Relational pipes libraries, inputs and outputs</perex>

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		<p>

			The reference implementation of <m:name/> is divided into several modules, each in separate Mercurial repository.

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			name	type	subtype	language	license

			relpipe-in-cli.cpp	executable	input	c++	GNU GPLv3+

			relpipe-in-fstab.cpp	executable	input	c++	GNU GPLv3+

			relpipe-lib-cli.cpp	library	header-only	c++	GNU GPLv3+

			relpipe-lib-protocol.cpp	library	header-only	c++	GNU LGPLv3+ or GPLv2+

			relpipe-lib-reader.cpp	library	shared	c++	GNU LGPLv3+ or GPLv2+

			relpipe-lib-writer.cpp	library	shared	c++	GNU LGPLv3+ or GPLv2+

			relpipe-out-gui.qt.cpp	executable	output	c++	GNU GPLv3+

			relpipe-out-nullbyte.cpp	executable	output	c++	GNU GPLv3+

			relpipe-out-tabular.cpp	executable	output	c++	GNU GPLv3+

			relpipe-out-xml.cpp	executable	output	c++	GNU GPLv3+

			relpipe-tr-grep.cpp	executable	transformation	c++	GNU GPLv3+

			relpipe-tr-sed.cpp	executable	transformation	c++	GNU GPLv3+

			relpipe-tr-validator.cpp	executable	transformation	c++	GNU GPLv3+

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		<p>

			There various subtypes of executables:

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		<ul>

			<li>The <em>inputs</em> read other formats from STDIN (or do other interaction) and generate relational data on STDOUT.</li>

			<li>The <em>outputs</em> read relational data from STDIN and generate other formats on STDOUT or do other interactions.</li>

			<li>The <em>transformations</em> read relational data on STDIN and generate transformed relational data on STDOUT.</li>

		</ul>

		<p>

			The libraries are intended to be used as shared ones (<code>.so</code>) in order to guarantee the freedom of the end-user.

			A shared library can be easily replaced without recompiling of the program.

			It can be also hacked using <code>LD_PRELOAD</code>.

		</p>

		<p>

			The helper libraries and constants are designed as <em>header-only</em> (they are compiled into a program/library instead of dynamic linking).

			They do not provide any public API and are used only internally by other <code>relpipe-*</code> tools and libraries.

			Because they are maintained by the same team of developers, this usage cause no harm.

			If any change in this <em>header-only</em> library is needed, just recompile whole shared library and plug it in given existing program.

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