grunwald@uiucdcsb.UUCP (01/23/85)
The man page for "pascref" follows. It's a pascal cross-reference listing program, as requested by someone in net.lang.pascal. It's been ported to 4.2, and those changes should be easy to undo if you need to move it to something else. It's essentially Wirths old program with a few bells and whistles. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- .TH PASCREF 1 10/20/79 .UC .SH NAME pascref \- Pascal cross-reference program .SH SYNOPSIS .B pascref [ .BR \-e "" .BR \-tN "" ] file .SH DESCRIPTION .I Pascref procduces a cross referenced listing of the Pascal program read from either the standard input or the files listed on the command line. Additionally, it provides information about the indentation level of statements as well as a listing of procedures and functions in the program. If more than one file is listed on the command line, it is assumed that the files are one large program (or program segment) which has been split to allow for easy editing. In this case, there is a line number on the left hand side of the page which is the accumulative line number. In addition, there is a line number on the right hand side of the page. This gives the relative line number with respect to the current file. The current file name is also listed there. The different files are separated with a page eject, and the symbol table information is accumulative and is referenced by the line numbers on the left side of the page. If no file name is given on the command line, pascref reads from the standard input. The optional `\fB\-e\fR' argument suppresses the output of the form-feed characters which are used to separate the program from the cross reference list. These formfeeds are also used to separate files when cross referencing multiple files. The optional `\fB\-tN\fR' argument sets the tab setting to every N columns. Tabs are expanded by .B pascref to the correct number of spaces. .B Include directives are not processed, but cause the placement of an entry indexed by `include' in the cross-reference. The following line will cross reference the program found in 'foo.p' and print it on the line printer: .ce 1 %pascref foo.p | print .SH "SEE ALSO" Berkeley Pascal User's Manual .SH AUTHOR .nf 2 Original Author : Nicklus Wirth UNIX port and enhancements : Dirk Grunwald .SH BUGS Identifiers are trimmed to 15 characters. You can only have about 32000 symbols. File names on the right hand side are the last 10 characters of the file name.