Setting up the use of this module.

§1. Introduction. 

    define HTML_MODULE TRUE

§2. To begin with, this module needs to allocate memory: 







§3. The beginning. (The client doesn't need to call the start and end routines, because the
foundation module does that automatically.)





    void HTMLModule::start(void) {
        <Register this module's stream writers 3.1>;
        <Register this module's debugging log aspects 3.2>;
        <Register this module's debugging log writers 3.3>;
        <Register this module's command line switches 3.4>;
    }







The function HTMLModule::start appears nowhere else.



§3.1.  
<Register this module's stream writers 3.1> =





        ;







This code is used in §3.



§3.2.  
<Register this module's debugging log aspects 3.2> =





        ;







This code is used in §3.



§3.3.  
<Register this module's debugging log writers 3.3> =





        ;







This code is used in §3.



§3.4.  
<Register this module's command line switches 3.4> =





        ;







This code is used in §3.



§4. The end. 




    void HTMLModule::end(void) {
    }







The function HTMLModule::end appears nowhere else.