islpp(1)

islpp1

Pretty-print ilu isl interface descriptions

Usage

islpp [-I interface-dir ...] [-brief] ISLFILE [ISLFILE]

Overview

islpp reads in one or more ILU ISL interface specification files, and writes a normalized version of those files to the standard output. If no directory is specified as part of ISLFILE, the stubber will search for the file in the directories specified with the -I options, followed by list of directories specified by the environment variable ILUPATH. If no file extension is specified for ISLFILE, the extension ".isl" is assumed. If -brief is specified, the comments in the generated output will be briefer than normal.

Examples

% ./islpp foo.isl >a
% ./islpp -I /usr/include/isl -brief foo.isl >b
%

Environment

The environment variable "ILUPATH" is consulted to find referenced interfaces. It should consist of a sequence of colon-separated directories, which contain interface specifications in the form of files with names like <interface-name>.isl.

Releases

Unchanged in 5 releases since Debian 1.1 (Buzz).

  1. 1.1–2.1

Bugs

Any comments in the original ISL file are discarded.

Author

Bill Janssen

From ilu-dev 2.0.0.12-5 in Debian 2.1 (Slink). Parsed by carta from the page's man source.