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- ~4Dgifts/toolbox/src/exampleCode/irix/cc_c++_make_csh README
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- a collection of documents relating to compilers, make, and cshell
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- c++-rules.ps: "Programming in C++, Rules and Recommendations", (C) 1990-
- 1992 by Ellemtel Telecommunications Systems Laboratories.
- 88 pages. from the Introduction:
- The purpose of this document is to define *one* style of
- programming in C++. The rules and recommendations
- presented here at not final, but should serve as a basis
- for continued work with C++. This collection of rules
- should be seen as a dynamic document; suggestions for
- improvements are encouraged. A form for requesting new
- rules or changes to rules has been included as an
- appendix to this document. Suggestions can also be made
- via e-mail to one of the following addresses:
- erik.nyquist@eua.ericsson.se
- mats.henricson@eua.ericsson.se
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- commonrules.ps: "Silicon Graphics Inc, Common Makefile include files,
- [+] Notes", 5/6/93, 18 pages.
- A set of slides providing documentation on the files
- /usr/include/make{commondefs,commonrules}, and topics like
- * Compiler and Loader option flags,
- * Flag Defaults,
- * Flag Overrides,
- * Tool Abbreviations,
- * Combined Compiler macro name and flags,
- * Other macros,
- * Other Features,
- * Makefile Structure,
- * Overriding the default rules,
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- cpp.qr 72-line C pre-processor "cheat sheet" quick reference.
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- csh.qr 123-line C-shell quick reference.
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- make.qr 95-line make quick reference.
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- pmake.qr 203-line pmake quick reference guide.
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- makeconv.ps "Silicon Graphics Makefile Conventions", A Reference manual
- [+] of the conventions followed in SGI Makefiles, 10/8/91,
- 37 pages.
- This manual presents the conventions for all Makefiles in
- the SGI source tree. It assumes the reader knows how to
- construct a Makefile. It also assumes the commondefs/rules
- files (make include files developed at SGI will be used to
- simply Makefile construction.
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- [+] These files were originally written/intended only for an audience of sgi
- engineers, but are included here since all the Makefiles in the "src"
- subtree employ the power of /usr/include/make{commondefs,commonrules}.
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