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gpt-undefines

NAME

gpt-undefines - Generate a list of preprocessor macros that are not defined.

SYNOPSIS

gpt-undefines [-srcdir=PATH -config -disable-undefs -verbose -help] headers containing defines

DESCRIPTION

gpt-undefines Generates a list of preprocessor macros that are not defined internally in the source code. Macros that are defined in the header files listed during gpt-undefines's invocation will also be excluded.

OPTIONS

-srcdir=PATH

Use PATH as the directory containing the source code. Source code in the entire directory tree will be scanned. Default PATH is the directory gpt-undefines was invoked in.

-config

Prints the list out in a format that can be pasted into an installable header file.

-disable-undefs

Do not count commented out undefines as a define. This technique is used by autoconf to indicate a negative test result. Example:

    /* #undef HAVE_TCP_FASTACK */
 
 

Managing Autoconf defines.

By default the defines tested for by the configure script are stored in a file called config.h. This file should never be installed. to add autoconf defines to config.h simply add the define in the following format to the file acconfig.h:

    #undef AUTOCONF_DEFINE
 
 

acconfig.h is tranformed into a config.h.in by the script autoheader. Then the configure script transform it into config.h.

A problem occurs when the autoconf defines are used in installed header files. In this case the defines should be put in an installable header file using the following format:

    #ifndef AUTOCONF_DEFINE
    #undef AUTOCONF_DEFINE
    #endif
 
 

SEE ALSO

autoconf(1) autoheader(1)

AUTHOR

Michael Bletzinger <mbletzin.ncsa.uiuc.edu> and Eric Blau <eblau.ncsa.uiuc.edu>