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CCodemerge: Merge your whole project into one .txt file ready for AI analysis !

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EISENFELD

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CCodemerge is a command-line utility that merges multiple C/C++ source files into a single text file. It recursively scans directories for C/C++ source and header files and all well known build system files. It identifies and categorizes these files,then combines them in a structured manner into a single output file for easy review or analysis (by AI).


Features​

  • Recursively scans directories for relevant files
  • Automatically excludes common build and dependency directories
  • Processes files in a specific order:
    1. Build system files (Makefiles, CMakeLists.txt, etc.)
    2. Header files (.h)
    3. Source files (.c)
  • Sorts files alphabetically within each category
  • Adds clear file separators and formatting
  • Handles errors gracefully with detailed error messages
  • Provides a progress bar during processing
  • Can handle symbolic links correctly

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