parseudev
Purpose
A small library for parsing, and giving some semantics to, those strings that end up in udev or sysfs.
Motivation
Parsing and understanding these strings is a general requirement for a lot of different programs. The format of most of these strings is poorly documented, and so is their meaning, so they represent a moving target that many applications miss.
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