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GLIB(1) USER COMMANDS GLIB(1)
NAME
glib - Library file (.LIB) manager for IBM OS/2 2.0 with GNU
GCC/2 C++ compiler
SYNOPSIS
glib library command ...
COMMANDS
-l -a object -d object -x object -b batchfile
DESCRIPTION
_g_l_i_b adds, extracts and deletes object files (.obj) from a
library (.lib) file. The object and library file formats
are described in the Microsoft application notes included
with this package. Where a ".obj" extension is appropriate
for an option parameter it's inclusion is optional. If omit-
ted the default extension will be a lowercase ".obj". This
default can be overriden by providing at least one extension
of your own. The object name can include zero or more
wildcard, "*", characters for all options.
_g_l_i_b will allow the following command line options:
library
This required option defines the library to be created or
opened. The option should include the .lib extension.
-l
List the library contents. Each module name is listed with
it's public definitions.
-a object
Add object to library. The object will be added to the
library and the library will be rebuilt. If an object with
the same name already exists in the library it will be
overwritten.
-d object
Delete object in library. The object will be deleted from
the library and the library will be rebuilt.
-x object
Extract object from libray. The object will be extracted
from the library and written to filename object.
-b batchfile
Read commands from batchfile. With the exception of the
library any commands can be put in a batchfile. The file
should contain one option parameter pair per line. No line
continuation characters are needed.
EXAMPLES
glib libc.lib -l -a printf.obj -x open
This will list all the modules and publics in library
"libc.lib", add module "printf.obj" and extract "open.obj".
glib libc.lib -l -b lib.bat
The contents of lib.bat are:
-a printf.obj
-x open
This will perform exactly the same operations as the previ-
ous command line.