Source to a viewer for SGF files storing go games. It's here as an example of a `real' application written using liblx. sgf.c is the only file containing any liblx code; the rest are just infrastructure. These links actually point into my unpacked-git-repos space, so they should be the current HEAD contents as of no more than about 24 hours ago.

At this writing, these are severely undercommented. I'm making them available despite this for people for whom an undercommented liblx application is more interesting than no liblx application.

Also, sgf.c uses labeled control structure, a nonstandard extension to C. It's the strings in < > appearing in control structure. They shouldn't interfere with people reading the code; if anyone wants to actually build it, I recommend checking out lcs-cvt, available by cloning git://git.rodents-montreal.org/lcs-cvt or by looking at the unpacked git tree for it.

• ch.h
• esch.c
• esch.h
• sgf.c
• stdio-util.c
• stdio-util.h

Almost all these pages—all, I think—are 100% hand-coded.