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NAME

       iac - PolyORB's IDL-to-Ada compiler

SYNOPSIS

       iac opts file [-cppargs args]

DESCRIPTION

       iac is an IDL-to-Ada compiler, compliant with version 1.2 of the "Ada Language Mapping Specification" produced by the OMG.

OPTIONS

       iac accepts the following options:

       -E      Preprocess only.  -k Keep temporary files.

       -p      Produce source on standard output.

       -o DIR  Specify output directory.

       -dm     Generate debug messages when analyzing scopes

       -df     Dump the frontend tree (the IDL tree)

       -cppargs ARGS
	       Pass ARGS to the C++ preprocessor.

       -I dir  Shortcut for -cppargs -I dir.

       -nocpp  Do not preprocess input

       -<lang> Generate code for a supported language

       types   Generate a list of all types present in the IDL file

	-p     Print the list generate

       ada     Generate Ada source code

	-i     Generate implementation template.

	-c     Generate client side code.

	-s     Generate server side code.

	-d     Generate delegation package. (defunct)

	-ir    Generate code for interface repository.(defunct)

	-noir  Don't generate code for interface repository (default).

	-hc    Using perfect minimal hash tables in skeletons and minimize CPU time

	-hm    Using perfect minimal hash tables in skeletons and minimize memory space

	-rs    Use the SII/SSI to handle requests

	-rd    Use the DII/DSI to handle requests (default)

	-da    Dump the Ada tree

	-db    Generate only the package bodies

	-ds    Generate only the package specs

	-dw    Output the withed entities

	-dt    Output tree warnings

	-di    Generate code for imported entities

       idl     Dump parsed IDL file

	-b n   Base to output integer literal As a default (zero) use base from input

	-e     Expand IDL Tree

	-df    Dump IDL Tree (may be used in conjunction with -e to dump the expanded IDL tree)

	-di    Output IDL code of imported entities (may be used in conjunction with -e to output the expanded IDL code)

EXIT STATUS

       iac returns one of the following values upon exit:

       0      Successful completion

       1      Usage error

       2      Illegal IDL specification

AUTHORS

       The PolyORB team, polyorb-devel@lists.adacore.com.

SEE ALSO

       The PolyORB WWW page, http://libre.adacore.com/polyorb/

PolyORB team							  April 26, 2007							    IAC(1)

SFIDL(1)							BEAST Manual Pages							  SFIDL(1)

NAME

       SFIDL - SFI IDL Compiler

SYNOPSIS

       sfidl [OPTIONS] input.idl

DESCRIPTION

       sfidl generates glue code for BSE objects and plugins from interface definition language files.

OPTIONS

       --help [binding]
	      Print general usage information. Or, if binding was specified, print usage information for this language binding.

       --version
	      Print program version.

       -I DIRECTORY
	      Add DIRECTORY to include path.

       --print-include-path
	      Print include path.

       --nostdinc
	      Prevents standard include path from being used.

   Language bindings:
       --client-c
	      Generate C client language binding.

       --client-c
	      Generate C core language binding.

       --host-c
	      Generate C host language binding.

       --client-cxx
	      Generate C++ client language binding.

       --core-cxx
	      Generate C++ core language binding.

       --plugin
	      Generate C++ plugin language binding.

       --list-types
	      Print all types defined in the idlfile. This option is used only for BSE internally to ease transition from C to C++ types.

   Language binding options:
       --header
	      Generate header file, this is the default.

       --source
	      Generate source file.

       --prefix prefix
	      C host/client language binding option, sets the prefix for C functions. The prefix ensures that no symbol clashes will occur between
	      different programs/libraries which are using a binding, so it  is  important  to	set  it  to  something	unique	to  your  applica-
	      tion/library.

       --init name
	      Set the name of the init function for C host/core bindings.

       --namespace namespace
	      C++ client language binding, sets the namespace to use for the code. The namespace ensures that no symbol clashes will occur between
	      different programs/libraries which are using a binding, so it  is  important  to	set  it  to  something	unique	to  your  applica-
	      tion/library.

       --lower
	      Select lower case identifiers in the C++ client language binding (create_midi_synth), this is the default.

       --mixed
	      Select mixed case identifiers in the C++ client language binding (createMidiSynth).

SEE ALSO

       bsescm(1),  BSE	Object	Reference  (http://beast.testbit.eu/bse-objects), BSE Interface Reference (http://beast.testbit.eu/bse-interface),
       SFIDL Documentation (http://beast.testbit.eu/sfidl-manual)

beast-0.7.3						     2011-04-08 02:02:09 +0200							  SFIDL(1)