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IDLAC(1)						       PolyORB documentation							  IDLAC(1)

NAME
idlac - PolyORB's IDL-to-Ada compiler SYNOPSIS
idlac [-Edikpqv] [-[no]ir] [-gnatW8] [-o DIR] idl_file [-cppargs ...] DESCRIPTION
idlac is an IDL-to-Ada compiler, compliant with version 1.2 of the "Ada Language Mapping Specification" produced by the OMG. OPTIONS
idlac accepts the following options: -E Preprocess only. -d Generate delegation package. -i Generate implementation template. -s Generate server side code. -c Generate client side code. -k Keep temporary files. -p Produce source on standard output. -q Be quiet (default). -v Be verbose. -ir Generate code for interface repository. -noir Don't generate code for interface repository (default). -gnatW8 Use UTF8 character encoding. -o DIR Specify output directory. -cppargs ARGS Pass ARGS to the C++ preprocessor. -I dir Shortcut for -cppargs -I dir. EXIT STATUS
idlac 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 March 23, 2005 IDLAC(1)

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IAC(1)							       PolyORB documentation							    IAC(1)

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)
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