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COMPILEET(1) COMPILEET(1)

NAME

compileet - tool for generating comerr error tables

SYNOPSIS

ccoommppiilleeeett [ --eettoouutt outdir ] [ --ssttrriinnggssoouutt outstringsdir ] [

--bbaassee tablebase ] [ --mmaannaaggeerr managername ] errortable

DESCRIPTION

compileet is a tool to produce comerr style error code to string map-

pings for use with the comerr errormessage() API. compileet takes the comerr error table file errortable and generates a comerr source and header file for use with adderrortable() and removeerrortable(). It also generates an optional strings file for use with bundled applications. If the contents of the strings file are added to Localizable.strings, then the application does not need to use adderrortable() and removeerrortable(). compileet is intended to be used by Kerberos applications and plugins (eg: KLLoginLogoutNotification and KLPrincipalTranslation plugins). OOPPTTIIOONNSS

--eettoouutt outdir

output source, header and strings files to the directory outdir. By default compileet places files in the current working directory.

--ssttrriinnggssoouutt outstringsdir

output the strings file to the directory outstringsdir. By default compileet places the strings file in outdir (if it is specified) or the current working directory.

--bbaassee tablebase

use tablebase as the error table base name. This is a four

character code which identifies the error table in the error ta-

ble database.

--mmaannaaggeerr managername

use managername as the name of the API or component which the error corresponds to.

--pprreeffiixx

prints the prefix with which Kerberos was built.

--eexxeecc-pprreeffiixx

prints the exec-prefix with which Kerberos was built.

SEE ALSO

kerberos(1)

BUGS

Currently compileet has no support for generating strings files for multiple localizations. Strings files must be manually localized. COMPILEET(1)




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