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1.1       root        1: .TH C++ 1
                      2: .CT 1 prog_c
                      3: .SH NAME
                      4: CC, cfront \- C++ compiler
                      5: .SH SYNOPSIS
                      6: .B CC
                      7: [
                      8: .I option ...
                      9: ]
                     10: .I file ...
                     11: .PP
                     12: .B cfront
                     13: [
                     14: .I option ...
                     15: ]
                     16: .I file ...
                     17: .SH DESCRIPTION
                     18: .I CC
                     19: compiles and links C++ programs in the manner of
                     20: .IR cc (1).
                     21: It handles source files with names ending in
                     22: .LR .c  ,
                     23: assembler files in
                     24: .LR .s ,
                     25: and object files in
                     26: .LR .o .
                     27: Various passes of the compiler can be substituted via
                     28: environment variables listed under
                     29: .SM `FILES'.
                     30: Options include those of
                     31: .IR cc (1)
                     32: except
                     33: .BR -B 
                     34: and
                     35: .BR -t ,
                     36: those of
                     37: .IR ld (1),
                     38: those of
                     39: .I cfront,
                     40: and in addition
                     41: .TP
                     42: .BR -F
                     43: Run only the macro preprocessor 
                     44: .IR cpp (8)
                     45: and
                     46: .I cfront
                     47: on the named 
                     48: .B .c
                     49: files, and send the result to the
                     50: standard output.
                     51: .TP
                     52: .BI -. suffix
                     53: Instead of the standard output, place
                     54: .B -E 
                     55: and
                     56: .B -F
                     57: output in files whose name is that of the source with 
                     58: .BI . suffix
                     59: substituted for
                     60: .LR .c .
                     61: .PP
                     62: .I Cfront
                     63: reads C++ code (without preprocessing) from the standard input
                     64: and writes equivalent C code on the standard output.
                     65: The options are
                     66: .TP
                     67: .B +d
                     68: Don't expand inline functions.
                     69: .TP
                     70: .BI +x file
                     71: Take size and alignment information from
                     72: .I file
                     73: for cross compiling.
                     74: .TP
                     75: .B +e0
                     76: .PD0
                     77: .TP
                     78: .B +e1
                     79: Make external declarations 
                     80: .RB (+e0)
                     81: or definitions
                     82: .BR (+e1)
                     83: for virtual function tables.
                     84: These tables may appear as static data in
                     85: every compilation;
                     86: the options are intended to save redundant space.
                     87: .PD
                     88: .TP
                     89: .B +a0
                     90: Produce classic C output (default).
                     91: .TP
                     92: .B +a1
                     93: Produce 
                     94: .SM ANSI
                     95: C output.
                     96: If this option is used with
                     97: .I CC,
                     98: then an
                     99: .SM ANSI
                    100: C compiler such as
                    101: .I lcc
                    102: must be specified in environment variable
                    103: .BR ccC .
                    104: .TP
                    105: .BI +f name
                    106: Use
                    107: .I name
                    108: to identify the source file in diagnostics.
                    109: .TP
                    110: .B +L
                    111: Produce
                    112: .SM ANSI
                    113: standard
                    114: .B #line
                    115: directives instead of
                    116: .BI # number.
                    117: .SH FILES
                    118: .TF cfrontC=/usr/bin/cfront
                    119: .TP
                    120: .B cppC=/lib/cpp
                    121: C preprocessor
                    122: .TP
                    123: .B cfrontC=/usr/bin/cfront
                    124: C++ translator
                    125: .TP
                    126: .B ccC=/bin/cc
                    127: C compiler
                    128: .TP
                    129: .B munchC=/usr/lib/munch
                    130: linker postprocessor for static initialization
                    131: .TP
                    132: .F /usr/lib/libC.a
                    133: C++ library
                    134: .TP
                    135: .F /usr/include/CC
                    136: standard directory for C++
                    137: .L #include
                    138: files
                    139: .TP
                    140: Other files as in \fIcc\fR
                    141: .SH SEE ALSO
                    142: .IR cc (1),
                    143: .IR ld (1)
                    144: .br
                    145: B. Stroustrup,
                    146: .I The C++ Programming Language,
                    147: Addison-Wesley, 1986
                    148: .br
                    149: B. Stroustrup,
                    150: .I C++ Reference Manual,
                    151: AT&T Bell Laboratories, May 1989

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