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getdefs - AutoGen Definition Extraction Tool - Ver. 1.2 USAGE: getdefs { <option-name>[{=| }<val>] }... Arg Option-Name Req? Description YES defs-to-get opt Regexp to look for after the "/*=" opt ordering opt Alphabetize or use named file - disabled as --no-ordering - enabled by default Num first-index opt The first index to apply to groups YES input YES Input file to search for defs - may appear multiple times - default option for unnamed options YES subblock opt subblock definition names - may appear multiple times opt filelist opt Insert source file names into defs Definition insertion options Arg Option-Name Req? Description YES assign opt Global assignments - may appear multiple times YES common-assign opt Assignments common to all blocks - may appear multiple times YES copy opt File(s) to copy into definitions - may appear multiple times opt srcfile opt Insert source file name into each def opt linenum opt Insert source line number into each def Definition output disposition options: Arg Option-Name Req? Description YES output opt Output file to open - an alternate for autogen opt autogen opt Invoke AutoGen with defs - disabled as --no-autogen - enabled by default YES template opt Template Name YES agarg opt AutoGen Argument - prohibits these options: output - may appear multiple times YES base-name opt Base name for output file(s) - prohibits these options: output Auto-supported Options: Arg Option-Name Req? Description opt version opt Output version information and exit no help opt Display usage information and exit no more-help opt Extended usage information passed thru pager All arguments are named options. This program extracts AutoGen definitions from a list of source files. Definitions are delimited by `/*=<entry-type> <entry-name>\n' and `=*/\n'. From that, this program creates a definition of the following form: #line nnn "source-file-name" entry_type = { name = entry_name; ... }; The ellipsis '...' is filled in by text found between the two delimiters, with everything up through the first sequence of asterisks deleted on every line. Also, if "<entry-type>" is an asterisk ("*"), then the entry_type enclosure and the name entry will be omitted and the ellipsis will become top-level definitions.
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