Although  AmigaGuide documents may have a node index, only few documents
make  use of this feature. I suppose that many people are too lazy to build
an  index  manually (I definitely am), so I thought it would be a good idea
to have this task done automatically. AGIX scans an AmigaGuide document for
references  like  @{"foo" link "bar"} (note that AGIX does not use the node
definitions), sorts them alphabetically and produces an index file.

   "Haven't I seen something like that before?" you might ask. Well, I have
seen  one  similar  program  so far, but on my machine it didn't work, so I
decided  to  try  it myself. The result is short (only 1960 bytes) and uses
StrnCmp() from locale.library instead of stricmp(), if available, and has a
very nice sounding name. :)

 PERMSSN    UID  GID    PACKED    SIZE  RATIO     CRC       STAMP          NAME
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[generic]                 1351    1960  68.9% -lh5- 6552 Aug  5  1994 agix/agix
[generic]                 1822    3169  57.5% -lh5- 9ffa Aug  5  1994 agix/agix.doc
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 Total         2 files    3173    5129  61.9%            Sep  8  1994