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6 falconeer.fal - Falcon skeleton module startup configurator script
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10 falconeer.fal -n moduleName [options]
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14 The falconeer.fal script configures a directory containing the Falcon
15 Skeleton Module so that it becomes ready for compilation under all the
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18 Although not mandatory, a developer willing to write native modules for
19 Falcon may use this facility to speed up the startup phase and begin
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22 The configuration consists in the renaming of the module files into the
23 module name specified in the command line, and in the update of the
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27 Other than the project name, the script allows to configure other
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31 Once configured and built, the skeleton module provides already a
32 skeleton() symbol that is exported to the VM, and a service that
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59 Sets the (short) name of the project. Files will be renamed
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65 Sets the main project hood under which the file is created.
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72 The file version.h cannot currently be properly configured. Edit it by
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82 Giancarlo Niccolai <gc@falconpl.org>
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90 This document is released under the "GNU Free Documentation License,
91 version 1.2". On Debian systems, the complete text of the Free Docu‐
92 mentation License, version 1.2, can be found in /usr/share/com‐
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98Falcon toolset July 2007 falconeer.fal(1)