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GAUCHE-CONFIG(1)						  Gauche Commands						  GAUCHE-CONFIG(1)

NAME

       gauche-config - retrieve configuration parameters of Gauche

SYNOPSIS

       gauche-config option

DESCRIPTION

       Gauche-config displays various parameters specified at the configuration time of the Gauche Scheme implementation.  It can be used in Make-
       file and other configuration scripts that uses Gauche.

OPTIONS

   General parameters
       -V   Gauche version.

       --reconfigure
	    Prints the command line used to configure the current Gauche installation.	It is pretty handy to configure another Gauche source tree
	    with the same configuration; just type `gauche-config --reconfigure | sh'.

   Parameters to compile an application using Gauche
       -I, -L, -l
	      List  of "-I" options (include directories), "-L" options (library directories), and "-l" options (libraries) for the compiler which
	      are required to compile applications that links Gauche library.

       --cc   Name of the compiler used to compile the current installation.

       --ac   Directory name that contains Gauche specific autoconf macro.

       --arch The architecture signature, which is used in the pathname of architecture-dependent files, e.g. "i686-pc-linux-gnu".

   Parameters to install files
       --syslibdir, --sysarchdir, --sysincdir
	      Directories where the Gauche core system's Scheme files, architecture-dependent files, and header files are installed, respectively.
	      These directories belong to Gauche core; additional packages should not put files in them.

       --sitelibdir, --sitearchdir, --siteincdir
	      Directories where the additional packages will put Scheme files, architecture-dependent files, and header files, respectively.

       --pkglibdir, --pkgarchdir, --pkgincdir
	      Same  as	--sitelibdir  etc,  except that the base directory name is left as `${datadir}'.  The result is suitable to be embedded in
	      Makefiles, for the base directory could be overridden at build time rather than configure time.  The  default  template  for  Gauche
	      extension packages use these options.

       --mandir, --infodir
	      Directories where gauche manpage and info docs are installed.

   Parameters to compile Gauche extention
       --object-suffix
	      Extension of the compiled objects (e.g. 'o').

       --executable-suffix
	      Suffix  of the executable (usually empty on Unix variants, and '.exe' on Windows.  Note that '.' is a part of suffix in this option,
	      as opposed to other -suffix options.

       --so-suffix
	      Extension of the dynamically loadable (dlopen-able) modules (e.g. 'so' or 'dll').

       --so-cflags
	      Flags required to compile shared object.

       --so-ldflags
	      Flags required to link a gauche extension.

       --so-libs
	      Libraries to be linked with a gauche extension.

       --dylib-suffix
	      Suffix for dynamically linked libraries.	Some unix variants require special suffix (such as 'dylib').  On other platforms  this	is
	      the same as '--so-suffix'.

       --dylib-ldflags
	      Flags  required  to link dynamically linked library file.  Some unix variants require special flags.  On other platforms this is the
	      same as '--so-ldflags'.

       --rpath-flag
	      Compler flag(s) to embed RPATH in the binary.

       --libgauche-so
	      The name of shared library of libgauche.

AUTHORS

       Shiro Kawai (shiro @ acm . org)

SEE ALSO

       gosh(1), gauche-package(1)

       Gauche Scheme script engine:
       http://practical-scheme.net/gauche/

Gauche 0.9.1															  GAUCHE-CONFIG(1)

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UUID-CONFIG(1)						   Universally Unique Identifier					    UUID-CONFIG(1)

NAME

       uuid-config - OSSP uuid API build utility

VERSION

       OSSP uuid 1.6.2 (04-Jul-2008)

SYNOPSIS

       uuid-config [--help] [--version] [--all] [--prefix] [--exec-prefix] [--bindir] [--libdir] [--includedir] [--mandir] [--datadir] [--acdir]
       [--cflags] [--ldflags] [--libs]

DESCRIPTION

       The uuid-config program is a little helper utility for easy configuring and building applications based on the uuid(3) library.	It can be
       used to query the C compiler and linker flags which are required to correctly compile and link the application against the uuid(3) library.

OPTIONS

       uuid-config accepts the following options:

       --help
	 Prints the short usage information.

       --version
	 Prints the version number and date of the installed uuid(3) library.

       --all
	 Forces the output of all flags, that is, including extra flags which are not OSSP uuid specific.

       --prefix
	 Prints the installation prefix of architecture independent files

       --exec-prefix
	 Prints the installation prefix of architecture dependent files.

       --bindir
	 Prints the installation directory of binaries.

       --libdir
	 Prints the installation directory of libraries.

       --includedir
	 Prints the installation directory of include headers.

       --mandir
	 Prints the installation directory of manual pages.

       --datadir
	 Prints the installation directory of shared data.

       --acdir
	 Prints the installation directory of autoconf data.

       --cflags
	 Prints the C compiler flags which are needed to compile the uuid(3)-based application. The output is usually added to the CFLAGS
	 uuidiable of the applications Makefile.

       --ldflags
	 Prints the linker flags (-L) which are needed to link the application with the uuid(3) library. The output is usually added to the
	 LDFLAGS uuidiable of the applications Makefile.

       --libs
	 Prints the library flags (-l) which are needed to link the application with the C uuid(3) library. The output is usually added to the
	 LIBS uuidiable of the applications Makefile.

EXAMPLE

	CC	= cc
	CFLAGS	= -O `uuid-config --cflags`
	LDFLAGS = `uuid-config --ldflags`
	LIBS	= -lm `uuid-config --libs`

	all: foo
	foo: foo.o
	    $(CC) $(LDFLAGS) -o foo foo.o $(LIBS)
	foo.o: foo.c
	    $(CC) $(CFLAGS) -c foo.c

SEE ALSO

       uuid(3), uuid(1), OSSP::uuid(3).

04-Jul-2008							  OSSP uuid 1.6.2						    UUID-CONFIG(1)
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