cxite
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Name
cxite - Compile and link XITE-dependent source code
Syntax
cxite [<option>...] [<cc-option>...] <sourcefile>
Description
This program is used to compile and link sourcefiles which use
functions and definitions from XITE (X-based Image Processing
Tools and Environment).
You don't need to specify where the XITE header files and
library are.
Options
-
-c
- Compile only
-
-cx
- Compile only. The program uses X11 functions.
-
-g
- Prepare for debugging, turn off optimization.
-
-gnu
- Use GNU gcc instead of cc.
-
-gw
- If using gcc, then add lots of gcc warning options.
-
-h(elp)
- Write a usage message and explain the purpose of this program.
-
-I<dir>
- Add <dir> to the list of directories in which to search for
#include files.
-
-L<dir>
- Add <dir> to the list of directories to be searched for
object libraries specified by -l<lib>.
-
-l<lib>
- Search a standard list of directories for the object
library given by <lib>, and link with this library.
-
-o <file>
- The name of the file where the compiled and linked result is
placed.
-
-q
- Be quiet, don't echo the command used.
-
-x
- Compile and link with various X11 libraries in addition
to the XITE library.
and <cc-option> is
-
-cc <string>
- where <string> is passed unchanged as option(s) to the
compiler/linker.
Author
Svein Bøe, Ifi, UiO (svein@ifi.uio.no)
Id
$Id: cxite.sh,v 1.19 1997/09/02 15:29:45 svein Exp $