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6205 onbld manuals should be declared as 1onbld
Reviewed by: Dan McDonald <danmcd@omniti.com>
Reviewed by: Josef Sipek <jeffpc@josefsipek.net>
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22 -.TH codereview 1 "August 5, 2008"
22 +.TH codereview 1ONBLD "August 5, 2008"
23 23 .UC
24 24 .SH NAME
25 25 codereview \- Diff list generator
26 26 .SH SYNOPSIS
27 27 .B codereview
28 28 [-e] [-h\f2heading\fP] [-r]
29 29 .I oldfile
30 30 .I newfile
31 31 .SH DESCRIPTION
32 32 .PP
33 33 The
34 34 .I codereview
35 35 command expects two ASCII text files as input
36 36 and produces Postscript describing the differences between the files.
37 37 The first file is assumed to be the older version,
38 38 and the second file is assumed to be the newer version.
39 39 If either
40 40 .I oldfile
41 41 or
42 42 .I newfile
43 43 is
44 44 .BR - ,
45 45 the corresponding file is taken from the standard input.
46 46 The output goes to standard output and lists all lines from both files,
47 47 with lines changed from the first to the second being highlighted in gray.
48 48 Lines deleted from the first file are listed in italic,
49 49 while lines added to the second file are listed in bold.
50 50 .SH OPTIONS
51 51 .TP 10
52 52 .B \-e
53 53 Elide unchanged functions.
54 54 Functions which are unchanged will be heuristically eliminated from the listing.
55 55 Only the function end is parsed.
56 56 The assumption is that a brace ('}')
57 57 in column one represents the end of a function.
58 58 Thus unchanged structure definitions may be elided also.
59 59 For support of assembly language files,
60 60 the string "SET_SIZE(" occurring in a line is assumed
61 61 to mark the end of a function also.
62 62 .TP
63 63 .BI \-h heading
64 64 Put a header on each page.
65 65 The
66 66 .I heading
67 67 string appears at the upper left of each page,
68 68 and the page number appears at the upper right.
69 69 .TP
70 70 .B \-r
71 71 Enable page reversal so that the pages appear in the correct sequence
72 72 in the output tray of printers like the Apple LaserWriter.
73 73 The default is not to perform page reversal,
74 74 which is correct for printers like the NEC Silentwriter LC-890.
75 75 .SH FILES
76 76 /tmp/lwlpXXXXXX \- temporary file used for page reversal
77 77 .SH LIMITATIONS
78 78 The maximum input line length is 1024 characters.
79 79 This should not present a problem
80 80 since the corresponding output line length would be too long to be printed.
81 81 The program silently truncates input lines that are too long.
82 82 .SH NOTES
83 83 The command
84 84 .sp 0.5v
85 85 .ti +0.4i
86 86 pageview -right -h 17 -w 11 -Ws 1100 850 -dpi 100 out.ps
87 87 .sp 0.5v
88 88 is useful for displaying the results of
89 89 .IR codereview .
90 90 .SH AUTHOR
91 91 John Zolnowsky
92 92 .br
93 93 SunSoft, Inc.
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