errhdr1
Produce a c header file from a set of messages
Usage
errhdr [-2]
[-s]
msgfile
[hdrfile]
Overview
errhdr reads a file describing error codes and corresponding messages and produces a C header file, either on standard output or in hdrfile.
The input file has a simple text-based format; one file (errmsg/valid.msg in the source tree) starts
MODULE valid $$ SEQ_INST, 1 $^ ExtNotAllowed, 1 # This is a comment A Bioseq "extension" is used for special classes of Bioseq. This class of Bioseq should not have one but it does. This is probably a software error. $^ ExtBadOrMissing, 2 This class of Bioseq requires an "extension" but it is missing or of the wrong type. This is probably a software error.
(Detailed descriptions are optional, and no "end" lines of any sort are necessary.)
Options
A summary of options is included below.
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-2 -
Code, subcode tuples
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-s -
Short subcode defines
History
- Debian 13 (Trixie) to Debian 3.1 (Sarge): the text shown here
- Debian 3.0 (Woody)