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6.5 sdkfind

sdkfind -print-search-dirs sdkfind [ -v ] [ -palmosn ] [ -nopalmos ] ...

The sdkfind utility expands -palmosn options into the corresponding GCC options (-isystem and -L) needed for the compiler to be able to use all the headers and libraries provided by the SDK.

This utility is installed as a wrapper around m68k-palmos-gcc and the other compiler drivers. Thus options such as -palmosn can be used with m68k-palmos-gcc just as if GCC itself understood them. Behind the scenes, sdkfind expands the options and then calls the real GCC compiler driver.

It can also be used directly so that its effects can be observed, or if you wish to use it explicitly with the real compiler driver:

/path/to/m68k-palmos/real-bin/gcc ... `m68k-palmos-sdkfind`

-print-search-dirs

Print the list of configured PalmDev installation directories.

-palmosn

Search for a `sdk-n' directory in the configured PalmDev installation directories. Anything at all may be specified for n; if n starts with a hyphen or is empty, the extra hyphen from sdk- will be suppressed. As a special case, if n is of the form x.0 both `sdk-x.0' and `sdk-x' will be searched for.

First the configured PalmDev directories are examined in turn, and include path (-isystem) options are generated for each directory within an `include' subdirectory of a PalmDev directory. Similarly library path (-L) options are generated for each directory within a `m68k-palmos-coff' subdirectory of a `lib' subdirectory of a PalmDev directory.

Then the configured PalmDev directories are reexamined in turn, and the first one that directly contains a subdirectory named `sdk-n' is selected. (If none does, sdkfind prints a warning to that effect.)

Include path (-isystem) options are generated for each directory within an `include' subdirectory in the selected `sdk-n' directory, and library path (-L) options are generated for each directory within `lib/m68k-palmos-coff' in the selected `sdk-n' directory.

If the selected `sdk-n' directory does not contain a subdirectory named `include', sdkfind prints a warning stating that the selected directory does not contain an SDK.

-nopalmos

If you do not use a -palmosn option, by default the sdk directory will be searched for, i.e., it is as if there were a -palmos option specified.

Using -nopalmos suppresses this, thus preventing sdkfind from generating any -isystem or -L options.

-v

Print (on standard error output) the command, with options expanded, executed to run the compilation.