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<H2><A NAME="s4">4.</A> <A HREF="oka.html#toc4">OKA Usage</A></H2>
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OKA(1) User Manuals OKA(1)
NAME
oka - pipeline Hazards Description Translator
SYNOPSIS
oka [ -c++ -debug -enum -export -no-minimization -split number -pprefix
-v ] specification-file
DESCRIPTION
OKA generates code for fast recognition of pipeline hazards of proces‐
sor which is described in specification file. The specification file
must have suffix `.oka'
The generated code consists of interface and implementation files hav‐
ing the same names as one of specification file and correspondingly
suffixes `.h' and `.c' (C code) or `.cpp' (C++ code).
Full documentation of OKA is in OKA User's manual.
OPTIONS
The options which are known for OKA are:
-c++ OKA generates C++ code instead of C code (default).
-debug OKA creates code for output of debugging information during exe‐
cution of the generated code.
-enum OKA generates instruction codes as enumeration constant. By
default OKA generates instructions code as macro definition.
-export
OKA generates macros defining identifiers of instructions in the
interface file (instead of in the implementation file).
-no-minimization
OKA does not minimization of generated deterministic finite
state automaton (DFA).
-split OKA makes automatic splitting automaton on given number automata
in order to decrease sizes of generated tables. The option is
taken into account only if constructions `%unit' are absent in
the specification file. This option has not been implemented
yet.
-pprefix
Generated code uses `prefix' instead of `OKA' for names of the
generated objects.
-time OKA outputs detail time statistics of its work into stderr.
-v OKA creates description file which contains description of
result automaton and statistics information. The file will have
the same name as one of given specification file and suffix
`.output' into standard stream.
FILES
file.oka
OKA specification file
file.c
generated C implementation file
file.cpp
generated C++ implementation file
file.h
generated interface file
There are no any temporary files used by OKA.
ENVIRONMENT
There are no environment variables which affect OKA behavior.
DIAGNOSTICS
OKA diagnostics is self-explanatory.
AUTHOR
Vladimir N. Makarov, vmakarov@gcc.gnu.org
SEE ALSO
msta(1), shilka(1), sprut(1), nona(1). OKA manual.
BUGS
Please, report bugs to https://github.com/dino-lang/dino/issues.
COCOM 5 APR 2001 OKA(1)
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