pmkscan(1) [debian man page]

PMKSCAN(1)						    BSD General Commands Manual 						PMKSCAN(1)

NAME

     pmkscan -- source scanning tool

SYNOPSIS

     pmkscan [-hlv] [-f file]

DESCRIPTION

     pmkscan is a tool which scans the sources with the intention to generate build files like pmkfile(5) , config file template (by default con-
     fig.h.pmk) and makefile template (by default Makefile.pmk).

     The options are as follows:

     -f file
	     Use the given file instead of the default script named scanfile(5) which should be in the working directory.

     -h      Display usage.

     -l      Log into pmkscan log file.

     -v      Display the version number.

FILES

     pmkfile  default pmkscan(1) generated pmkfile.
     pmkscan.dat
	      pmkscan(1) database
     scanfile
	      pmkscan(1) specifications file

SEE ALSO

     pmk(1), pmkfile(5) scanfile(5)

AUTHOR

     Damien Couderc.

BSD
								  March 28, 2003							       BSD

PMKSETUP(8)						    BSD System Manager's Manual 					       PMKSETUP(8)

NAME

     pmksetup -- premake setup

SYNOPSIS

     pmksetup [-hVv] [-r variable] [-u variable=value]

DESCRIPTION

     The pmksetup utility is meant to create or update the pmk.conf(5) file in order to run the pmk(1) configuration tool.

     pmksetup reads all configuration information from the pmk.conf(5) file.

     The options are as follows:

     -h      Display the help menu.

     -r variable
	     Remove the given variable from pmk.conf(5) if its value isn't static.  Data gathering is skipped by this option.

     -u variable=value
	     Add or update existing variable from pmk.conf(5) if its value isn't static.  The value must have its double quotes escaped to pass
	     through shell filter.  Data gathering is skipped by this option.

     -V      Verbose, display debugging messages.

     -v      Display the version number.

FILES

     /etc/pmk/pmk.conf	default pmk(1) configuration file

SEE ALSO

     make(1), pmk(1), pmkscan(1), pmk.conf(5), pmkfile(5)

AUTHORS

     Damien Couderc and Xavier Santolaria.

BSD
								  April 03, 2003							       BSD