– A sample substitution file, named mailing-list. Each addressee begins with a line that says “NEW”. – A template letter (template). Each substitution rule will contain a colon if it doesn’t, ignore it. – Two sample letters, the results of applying the substitution rules to the template letter (sample1 and sample2). Mail Generation Steps • Step 1: Convert all tags in the template to their plaintext equivalent, according to the substitution rules in the mailing-list. Tags will be nonempty strings of characters surrounded by a pair of ^ characters. Tags that do not match any substitution should be removed, i.e., replaced by the empty string. If you encounter the string “^^”, it is not a tag, but should be replaced by a single ^. A ^ which is unmatched on the same line should be reported as an error, and the program terminated. • Step 2: Eliminate all extraneous spaces. Specifically: – spaces at the beginning of a line should be removed – spaces at the end of

maillist
........\mailing-list
........\maillist.c
........\maillist.c.bak
........\maillist.h
........\makefile
........\template

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