Man Page CCadmin.1

NAME

     CCadmin - clean the templates database; provide  information
     from and updates to the database.

SYNOPSIS

     CCadmin [ -clean=o ] [ -ddir ] [ -info [=symbol [,...]] ]
     [ -V ]

DESCRIPTION

     You can use  the  CCadmin  utility  to  clean  the  template
     instantiation  and source browser database (this is the same
     as the obsolete utility ptclean) as well as the  SunWS_cache
     directory.

     CCadmin provides information from the database for  a  given
     list  of  mangled filenames in the database. The information
     provided for each filename includes  header  file  dependen-
     cies,  symbols  instantiated  in  the file, and command line
     options used to compile the file.

OPTIONS

     -clean=o
          o must be one of the following:

          pch      clean C and C++ precompiled header information
          CCpch    clean only C++ precompiled header information
          ccpch    clean only C precompiled header information
          tmpl     clean only template instantiations
          sb       clean only source browser data
          all      clean the entire cache

          CCadmin -clean  means  CCadmin  -clean=all.   The  sub-
          options accumulate so the commands CCadmin -clean=CCpch
          -clean=tmpl  have   the   same   meaning   as   CCadmin
          -clean=CCpch,tmpl.

     -ddir
          Use dir as the directory containing the  database.  The
          default value of dir is the current directory. Example:
          If the database directory is /foo/bar/SunWS_cache, use:
            CCadmin -d/foo/bar

     -flags
          Show summary of options.

     -info[=symbol[,...]]
          Provide information from the database about each symbol
          in the list. If only -info is specified, information is
          printed about all object files in the  database.  If  a
          symbol  list  is specified, information is printed only
          for those symbols.
          A symbol can be one of:
          - object file name created by the user (example: t.o)
          - mangled file name created in the database
          - a string specifying a template name. If '<' or '>' is
          used in the name, the name should be enclosed in quotes
          to keep these characters from being  treated  as  shell
          redirection symbols.

          If a template name is specified, CCadmin simply does  a
          string comparison and prints information about the tem-
          plate names starting with that string.

     -V   Print version string.

EXAMPLES

     CCadmin -info
             lists information about all objects in the templates
             database
     CCadmin -info=t.o,EpuXSD5gnAQhdXWFrwohZBoZ3
             lists information about the specified symbols
     CCadmin -info=st
             lists information about all template names  starting
             with "st"
     CCadmin -info="stack<int"
             lists information about all template names  starting
             with "stack<int"
     CCadmin -info="stack<int,int>::p"
             lists information about all template names  starting
             with "stack<int,int>::p"

FILES

     ./SunWS_config/CC_tmpl_opt
             Replaces Template.opt
     ./SunWS_cache/CC_state
             Replaces Dependency.state and CDR.state
     ./SunWS_cache/CC_import/
             Lists imported template instantiations
     ./SunWS_cache/CC_obj_[0-9@A-Z_a-z]
             Places objects under two-level hierarchy

SEE ALSO

     CC(1)