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At the moment there is is just some convenience functions and macros
and an xml printer.

   The xml printer makes it easy to create xml output from within c
programs. The output is formated in a standard way. The output is
colored in case of a `tty'. And the output can optionally be formatted
in `bash' or `perl' syntax, so that the same c program can easily be
incorporated into a bash environment, without having an xml parser for
`bash'.

   `siliconBrainLib' should provide all things, which normaly are
reasons to use `bash' or `perl' rather than c. So later there should be
a simple to use variable in string substitution, here documents,
process piping, command execution, string handling, ....

   At the beginning of the siliconbrain development, there was the
paradigm that any language to use would be ok. But later it is detected
that this strategy leads to tons of bridge code and to not easy reuse
of thing s developed in one language and than needed oin another. So
now, the new idea is to develope _everything_ in one language. For
siliconBrain this is c.

   This includes `makefile''s. So siliconBrainLib will contain all
things needed to write `makefile''s in c. This will allow us, to reuse
all tings we already have developed, while we create <makefile>'s.

   It is _not_ a siliconBrain package. It should be usable as script
language replacement even for people not liking to use the full
siliconBrain environment. So at the end it should be just an h-file and
a library.