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binstats

BINSTATS(1)							   Debian Manual						       BINSTATS(1)

NAME

       binstats - display statistics about programs and libraries

SYNOPSIS

       binstats  [-b[inaries]=bindirs]	[-d[ebug]]  [-s[kip-debian]  [-f[ile]=logfile]	[-l[ibraries]=libdirs] [-m[anuals]=mandirs] [-p[ath]=path]
       [-t[emp]=tmpdir]

       binstats -h[elp]

       binstats -v[ersion]

OPTIONS

       -binaries bindirs
	      bindirs is a quoted list of whitespace delimited directories where programs should be searched for.

       -debug Store temporary files in the current directory and do not remove them when finished.

       -skip-debian
	      Skip Debian tests that analyse installed packages even if this is a Debian system.

       -file logfile
	      Output report to logfile instead of standard output.

       -help  Display a usage summary and exit.

       -libraries libdirs
	      libdirs is a quoted list of whitespace delimited directories where libraries should be searched for.

       -manuals mandirs
	      mandirs is a quoted list of whitespace delimited directories where manpages should be searched for.

       -path path
	      Use the specified path instead of the value of the environment variable PATH.

       -temp tmpdir
	      Store temporary files in tmpdir instead of the value of the environment variable TMPDIR, if defined, or /tmp.

       -version
	      Output version information and exit.

AUTHOR

       Peter Chang <Peter.Chang@nottingham.ac.uk>.   This manual page was originally written by Matej Vela <vela@debian.org>.

Debian Project							 October 31, 1999						       BINSTATS(1)