C++-STUBBER(1)

NAME
c++-stubber - generate ILU stubs for the C++ language

SYNOPSIS
c++-stubber [-removefirst] ISLFILE [ ...ISLFILES ]

DESCRIPTION
c++-stubber generates the C++ client and server code libraries for the interface defined in ISLFILE, which should be a file containing an ISL specification of the interface. If no directory is specified as part of ISLFILE, the stubber will search for the file in the list of directories specified by the environment variable ILUPATH. If no file extension is specified for ISLFILE, the extension ".isl" is assumed.

If the interface being stubbed is called "foo", three files called "foo.H" (which contains the header information for the classes being defined), "foo.cc" (which contains the actual library code for client-side applications), and "foo-server-stubs.cc" (which contains additional code for use in servers exporting the interface "foo"), will be created.

If the -removefirst switch is specified, the stubber will attempt to remove any old versions of the stub files before generating the new ones.

EXAMPLES

    57 % c++-stubber foo.isl
    header file interface foo to ./foo.H...
    code for interface foo to ./foo.cc...
    code for server stubs of interface foo to ./foo-server-stubs.cc...
    58 %

ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES
The environment variable "ILUPATH" is consulted to find referenced interfaces. It should consist of a sequence of colon-separated directories, which contain interface specifications in the form of files with names like <interface-name>.isl.

SEE ALSO
lisp-stubber(1), class-stubber(1), ILU(1)

``Using ILU with C++''

AUTHOR
Bill Janssen