codeblocks(1) [debian man page]

man(1)							     Code::Blocks IDE man page							    man(1)

NAME

       Code::Blocks - The open-source, cross-platform IDE

SYNOPSIS

       codeblocks  [-h]  [-ns] [-d] [--prefix <str>] [-p <str>] [--profile <str>] [--rebuild] [--build] [--target <str>] [--no-batch-window-close]
       [--batch-build-notify] [filename(s)...]

DESCRIPTION

       codeblocks launches the Code::Blocks IDE. Its various command-line arguments are listed below.

OPTIONS

       -h, --help
	       Displays the list of accepted command-line arguments.

       -ns     Do not display a splash screen on startup. The splash screen can be completely disabled in the program's environment options.

       -d      Enable the debugging log.

       --prefix
	       Specify an alternate path for Code::Blocks to find its shared files.

       -p, --profile
	       Set which profile to use. If you set the profile to ask , Code::Blocks will display a list with all the known  profiles	to  choose
	       from.

       --rebuild
	       Start  a batch rebuild (i.e. "clean" and "build") job on the filenames passed as arguments. The filenames can be either projects or
	       workspaces.

       --build Start a batch build (i.e. no "clean") job on the  filenames  passed  as	arguments.   The  filenames  can  be  either  projects	or
	       workspaces.

       --target
	       Specify a single build target to build in the batch build (or rebuild) job.

       --no-batch-window-close
	       When the batch job ends, the log window closes too. This option keeps it open until you manually close it.

       --batch-build-notify
	       Display a message when the batch job finishes.

EXAMPLES

       Batch build myproject.cpp, only the "Debug" target and keep the batch job window open when finished:
       codeblocks --build --target="Debug" --no-batch-window-close myproject.cbp

       Batch rebuild everything in myproject.cpp:
       codeblocks --rebuild myproject.cbp

AUTHOR

       Yiannis "mandrav" Mandravellos (mandrav@codeblocks.org)

HISTORY

       2006 - Initial version

1.0								   10 July 2006 							    man(1)

Apache2::Build(3)					User Contributed Perl Documentation					 Apache2::Build(3)

NAME

       Apache2::Build - Methods for locating and parsing bits of Apache source code

SYNOPSIS

	use Apache2::Build ();
	my $build = Apache2::Build->new;

	# rebuild mod_perl with build opts from the previous build
	% cd modperl-2.0
	% perl -MApache2::Build -e rebuild

DESCRIPTION

       This module provides methods for locating and parsing bits of Apache source code.

       Since mod_perl remembers what build options were used to build it, you can use this knowledge to rebuild it using the same options. Simply
       chdir to the mod_perl source directory and run:

	 % cd modperl-2.0
	 % perl -MApache2::Build -e rebuild

       If you want to rebuild not yet installed, but already built mod_perl, run from its root directory:

	 % perl -Ilib -MApache2::Build -e rebuild

METHODS

       new Create an object blessed into the Apache2::Build class.

	    my $build = Apache2::Build->new;

       dir Top level directory where source files are located.

	    my $dir = $build->dir;
	    -d $dir or die "can't stat $dir $!
";

       find
	   Searches for apache source directories, return a list of those found.

	   Example:

	    for my $dir ($build->find) {
	       my $yn = prompt "Configure with $dir ?", "y";
	       ...
	    }

       inc Print include paths for MakeMaker's INC argument to "WriteMakefile".

	   Example:

	    use ExtUtils::MakeMaker;

	    use Apache2::Build ();

	    WriteMakefile(
		'NAME'	  => 'Apache2::Module',
		'VERSION' => '0.01',
		'INC'	  => Apache2::Build->new->inc,
	    );

       module_magic_number
	   Return the MODULE_MAGIC_NUMBER defined in the apache source.

	   Example:

	    my $mmn = $build->module_magic_number;

       httpd_version
	   Return the server version.

	   Example:

	    my $v = $build->httpd_version;

       otherldflags
	   Return other ld flags for MakeMaker's dynamic_lib argument to "WriteMakefile". This might be needed on systems like AIX that need
	   special flags to the linker to be able to reference mod_perl or httpd symbols.

	   Example:

	    use ExtUtils::MakeMaker;

	    use Apache2::Build ();

	    WriteMakefile(
		'NAME'	      => 'Apache2::Module',
		'VERSION'     => '0.01',
		'INC'	      => Apache2::Build->new->inc,
		'dynamic_lib' => {
		    'OTHERLDFLAGS' => Apache2::Build->new->otherldflags,
		},
	    );

AUTHOR

       Doug MacEachern

perl v5.12.1							    2008-03-10							 Apache2::Build(3)