Hey, I wrote a CSV parser too. seeing as how this seems like a common thing (having 3 independent implementations at least), perhaps it belongs in libraries somewhere? some area dedicated to useful little grammers would be handy. csv, c header files, .x (rpcgen), various preference file formats, etc...
Maybe the approach to standard library should be via a "cookbook" of some kind?
I tend to find that with functions like reading CSV, different applications have slightly different requirements, so it doesn't always help to have a one-size-fits-all function in the library, at least until the range of variations is well understood.
Which is all by way of agreeing with your second suggestion.
#g
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