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+= S-expressions parser and generator library in C\++ (SEXP in C++)
+
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+
+
+== Purpose
+
+This is a C++ library for working with S-expressions. This implementation
+is derived from the reference SEXP C library developed by Professors Ronald Rivest
+and Butler Lampson of MIT LCS (now CSAIL).
+
+This library differs from the original C implementation in the following ways:
+
+* It aims to be reuseable in C++ implementations and is importable via CMake.
+* It includes a test suite for correctness testing and tests against malformed
+  S-expressions.
+* It supports, and is tested against, all major platforms, including:
+** Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora, CentOS
+** macOS
+** Windows
+** msys
+* It implements additional interface to work with S-expressions wrapped by GnuPG 2.3+ extended format as defined at https://github.com/gpg/gnupg/blob/master/agent/keyformat.txt
+
+The original C library is available at:
+
+* http://people.csail.mit.edu/rivest/sexp.html
+
+
+== Background
+
+S-expressions are a data structure for representing complex data as a variation
+on https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lisp_(programming_language)[LISP] S-expressions.
+
+S-expressions were originally adopted for use in
+http://theory.lcs.mit.edu/~cis/sdsi.html[SDSI] and
+http://world.std.com/~cme/html/spki.html[SPKI].
+
+SDSI has been developed by Professors
+https://people.csail.mit.edu/rivest/index.html[Ronald L. Rivest] and Butler
+Lampson of http://www.lcs.mit.edu/[MIT's Laboratory for Computer Science],
+members of
+http://theory.lcs.mit.edu/~cis[LCS's Cryptography and Information Security]
+research group.
+
+NOTE: SDSI research has been supported by DARPA contract DABT63-96-C-0018,
+"Security for Distributed Computer Systems".
+
+NOTE: SPKI has been developed by
+http://www.clark.net/pub/cme/home.html[Carl Ellison] and others in the IETF SPKI
+working group.
+
+
+== Usage guide for S-expressions
+
+* https://people.csail.mit.edu/rivest/Sexp.txt[SEXP 1.0 guide]
+
+
+== Code
+
+The library is a deep rework to C++ of the original
+https://people.csail.mit.edu/rivest/sexp.html[SEXP library] that maintains full
+support of original specification.
+
+While most applications will not need anything but the simple canonical and
+transport formats; however, the code here is considerably more complex because
+it also supports the advanced format, both for input and for output.
+
+
+== Building and installation
+
+[source,sh]
+----
+mkdir build
+cd build
+cmake ..
+cmake --build .
+ctest
+cmake --install .
+----
+
+
+== CMake script options
+
+`WITH_SEXP_TESTS:BOOL`::
+build tests (default: `ON`)
+
+`DOWNLOAD_GTEST`::
+if tests are build download googletest from github (default: `ON`)
+when this option is set to `OFF` googletest binary package is a prerequisite for SEXP tests
+
+`WITH_SEXP_CLI:BOOL`::
+build the `sexp` client application (default: `ON`)
+
+`WITH_SANITIZERS:BOOL`::
+build with address and other sanitizers (default: `OFF`)
+(requires clang compiler)
+
+
+
+== SEXP command-line utility
+
+The `sexp` command-line utility is reference parser and generator of S-expressions.
+It can read, parse and print out SEXP in all defined formats.
+
+=== sexp switches:
+[options="header"]
+|=======================================================================================================
+| Switch              | Description                                    | Default
+3+| Input
+| -i <filename>       | input file name                                | read input from console (stdin)
+| -p                  | prompt input if reading from console           | disabled
+| -s                  | treat input as a single SEXP string            | disabled, input is treated as S-expression
+3+| Output
+| -o <filename>       | output file name:                              | write output to console (stdout)
+| -a                  | generate advanced transport format             | enabled if no format is specified
+| -b                  | generate base-64 transport format              | disabled
+| -c                  | generate canonical format                      | disabled
+| -l                  | suppress linefeeds after output                | disabled
+| -w <width>          | set output line width (0 implies no constraint)| 75
+3+| Miscellaneous
+| -x                  | execute repeatedly until EOF                   | process single S-expression then exit
+| -h                  | print help message and exit                    |
+|=======================================================================================================
+
+Running without switches implies: -p -a -b -c -x
+
+=== Usage examples:
+Prompt for S-expressions input from console, parse and output it to `certificate.dat` in base64 transport format
+[source]
+----
+sexp -o certificate.dat -p -b
+
+> Input:
+> (aa bb (cc dd))
+>
+> Writing base64 (of canonical) output to 'certificate.dat'
+----
+
+Parse all S-expressions from `certificate.dat`, output them to console in advanced transport format with no prompts
+[source]
+----
+sexp -i certificate.dat -x
+
+> (2:aa2:bb(2:cc2:dd))
+----
+
+Parse S-expressions from `certificate.dat`, output it to console in canonical, base64 and advanced format with prompts and no width limitation
+[source]
+----
+sexp -i certificate.dat -a -b -c -p -w 0
+
+> Reading input from certificate.dat
+>
+> Canonical output:
+> (2:aa2:bb(2:cc2:dd))
+> Base64 (of canonical) output:
+> {KDI6YWEyOmJiKDI6Y2MyOmRkKSk=}
+> Advanced transport output:
+> (aa bb (cc dd))
+----
+
+Repeatedly prompt for S-expressions input from console, parse and output it console in advanced, base64 and canonical formats
+[source]
+----
+sexp -p -a -b -c -x
+----
+or just
+----
+sexp
+
+> Input:
+> (abc def (ghi jkl))
+>
+> Canonical output:
+> (3:abc3:def(3:ghi3:jkl))
+> Base64 (of canonical) output:
+> {KDM6YWJjMzpkZWYoMzpnaGkzOmprbCkp}
+> Advanced transport output:
+> (abc def (ghi jkl))
+>
+> Input:
+> ^C
+----
+
+== License
+
+The code is made available as open-source software under the MIT License.