- Book Information
- Preface
- Chapter 1 Tracing Program Execution With the TNF Utilities
- Defining Types of Users
- How TNF Works
- Kernel Tracing
- Advanced Topics
- Chapter 2 Lexical Analysis
- Chapter 3 yacc -- A Compiler Compiler
- Chapter 4 make Utility
- Dependency Checking: make vs. Shell Scripts
- Writing a Simple Makefile
- Basic Use of Implicit Rules
- Processing Dependencies
- Null Rules
- Special Targets
- Unknown Targets
- Duplicate Targets
- Reserved make Words
- Running Commands Silently
- Automatic Retrieval of SCCS Files
- Passing Parameters: Simple make Macros
- .KEEP_STATE and Command Dependency Checking
- .KEEP_STATE and Hidden Dependencies
- Displaying Information About a make Run
- Using make to Compile Programs
- Building Object Libraries
- Using make to Maintain Libraries and Programs
- More about Macros
- Linking with System-Supplied Libraries
- Compiling Programs for Debugging and Profiling
- Compiling Debugging and Profiling Variants
- Maintaining Separate Program and Library Variants
- Maintaining a Directory of Header Files
- Compiling and Linking with Your Own Libraries
- Nested make Commands
- Passing Parameters to Nested make Commands
- Compiling Other Source Files
- Maintaining Shell Scripts with make and SCCS
- Running Tests with make
- Maintaining Software Projects
- make Enhancements Summary
- Default Makefile
- The State File .make.state
- Hidden-Dependency Checking
- Command-Dependency Checking
- Automatic Retrieval of SCCS Files
- Pattern-Matching Rules
- Pattern-Replacement Macro References
- New Options
- Support for C++ and Modula-2
- Naming Scheme for Predefined Macros
- New Special-Purpose Targets
- New Implicit lint Rule
- Macro Processing Changes
- Improved ar Library Support
- Target Groups
- Incompatibilities with Previous Versions
- Dependency Checking: make vs. Shell Scripts
- Chapter 5 SCCS Source Code Control System
- The sccs Command
- sccs Subcommands
- Checking Files In and Out
- Checking Out a File for Editing: sccs edit
- Checking in a New Version: sccs delta
- Retrieving a Version: sccs get
- Reviewing Pending Changes: sccs diffs
- Deleting Pending Changes: sccs unedit
- Combining delta and get: sccs delget
- Combining delta and edit: sccs deledit
- Retrieving a Version by SID: sccs get -r
- Retrieving a Version by Date and Time: sccs get -c
- Repairing a Writable Copy: sccs get -k -G
- Incorporating Version-Dependent Information by Using ID Keywords
- Making Inquiries
- Seeing Which Version Has Been Retrieved: The what Command
- Determining the Most Recent Version: sccs get -g
- Determining Who Has a File Checked Out: sccs info
- Displaying Delta Comments: sccs prt
- Updating a Delta Comment: sccs cdc
- Comparing Checked-In Versions: sccs sccsdiff
- Displaying the Entire History: sccs get -m -p
- Creating Reports: sccs prs -d
- Deleting Committed Changes
- Checking Files In and Out
- Version Control for Binary Files
- Maintaining Source Directories
- Branches
- Administering SCCS Files
- Reference Tables
- Chapter 6 m4 Macro Processor
- Appendix A System V make
- Basic Features
- Description Files and Substitutions
- Comments
- Continuation Lines
- Macro Definitions
- General Form
- Dependency Information
- Executable Commands
- Extensions of $*, $@, and $<
- Output Translations
- Recursive Makefiles
- Suffixes and Transformation Rules
- Implicit Rules
- Archive Libraries
- Source Code Control System (SCCS) Filenames
- The Null Suffix
- Included Files
- SCCS Makefiles
- Dynamic-Dependency Parameters
- Command Usage
- Suggestions and Warnings
- Internal Rules
- Index