MakePROTO is a simple but useful tool written on a boring evening.
It automatically creates a prototype file for the given C-Source(s).
Is does basicly the same as DICE's MakeProto does but it's more
flexible so you can e.g. use it with SAS/C, too (like I do ...).
Usage:
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You add prototype lines in the considering source(s) beginning with
a special keyword, e.g.:
PROTO BOOL MakeDir (STRPTR name);
or
Prototype BOOL MakeDir (STRPTR name);
Now you call MakePROTO with
MakePROTO <file/pattern> PROTOKEYWORD proto/prototype
and MakePROTO prints a useable prototype file listing (use a pipe to
direct it in a file).
SMakeFile:
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[...]
proto:
@-delete include/bg_protos.h >NIL:
@-echo noline "*E[2m Making protos ... "
@-MakePROTO F *.c PK PROTO DT CPP >>include/bg_protos.h
@-echo "DONE*E[0m"
[...]
Arguments:
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F=FILES/M/A -> File(s) or pattern(s) to be scanned
PK=PROTOKEYWORD/K -> Keyword, see above (= "PROTO" or "Prototype")
DT=DEFINETYPE/S -> SAS/C does not have it's own reserved word for
prototypes like DICE so you might use e.g.
"PROTO".
This options adds a
#define <your_keyword> <replacetype>
at the beginning of the file.
CPP/S -> Produce C++ comments
STATIC/S -> For DEFINETYPE: <replacetype> is "static"
otherwiese it is "extern".
C-Source is included.
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