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Usage: pgbind template [-w ] [-h ] [-suffix string] [-case upper|lower] [-false integer] [-true integer] [files]
Where template must be one of:
bsd BSD f77 template. C string pointers are passed directly, but
the length of each string is appended as an extra argument to
the FORTRAN procedure call.
Default options: -suffix "_" -case lower -false 0 -true 1
cray2 Cray-2 FORTRAN template. C string pointers and lengths are
combined into a single argument with the Cray fortran.h
_cptofcd(pointer,length) macro.
Default options: -suffix "" -case upper -false 0 -true 1
vms VMS FORTRAN template. C strings are passed via FORTRAN string
descriptors.
Default options: -suffix "" -case lower -false 0 -true -1
ms Microsoft Powerstation Fortran + Visual C++. Each string
argument is passed to the FORTRAN procedure as two adjacent
arguments. The first argument is the C char * pointer of the
string. The second is an int argument that contains the
length of the string. In addition, the C prototype of the
FORTRAN function contains a __stdcall qualifier
Default options: -suffix "" -case upper -false 0 -true 1
Options:
-w Write wrapper files.
-h Write a new wrapper-library header file.
-suffix string The suffix appended to FORTRAN symbols by the
linker.
-case upper|lower The typographical case given to FORTRAN symbols
by the linker.
-false integer The numerical value of FORTRAN .FALSE.
-true integer The numerical value of FORTRAN .TRUE.
Prototype input files:
files Each file can contain zero or more C prototypes. Each prototype
consists of one or more lines, each line marked with C% in
columns 1-2. Continuation lines are heralded by a '\' character
at the end of the line being continued.
If no files are specified, standard input is read.
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