xlbuild

Purpose:

xlbuild compiles 4C programs and 4C files

Usage:

xlbuild <option> [ <optarg> ] ...

Options:

-c <catg> - partial catg name

-a <actionarea>

-b <menubar>

-d <spec dir> - dir to use when read spec files

-e <errmsglvl> - >= 0

-f <filename> - partial 4C filename

-l <layout>

-m <menu>

-p <progname> - partial 4C progname

-F - force compile

-H - Help

-R - Complete Rebuild

-D <optarg>

quads

Print out the quads generated from PCLs. This is also used for debugging.

memall

Print all memory info

memfile

Print memory info relating to files

memprog

Print memory info relating to programs

mempcl

Print memory info relating to PCLs

memerror

Print any memory allocation problems.

pclinfo

Write rcds to the sys.pcl_info file

debug

Set 4C debug flag on.

Returns:

Example:

xlbuild -f all -p sys -F

This compiles all files. It also compiles programs whose name begin with "sys". The -F forces compile even if the program or file was already compiled.

xlbuild -c "sc " -p sc

This compiles all programs that begin with "sc" and whose category is sc. It will not compile programs whose category is "scutil". It will only compile programs that need to be compiled since the -F flag was not specified.

Description:

xlbuild compiles 4C program specifications and 4C file specifications into a compact format that is interpreted at run time. Specifying a category name or a partial category name will compile only programs or files that match the category name. If you want a full match on category, file, or program names, then you may need to enclose the names in quotes and add a trailing blank. By default, xlbuild only compiles programs or files that it finds out of sync with the XLSEQFILE. To force a compile, you can specify "-F" or you can remove the XLSEQFILE.

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