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If the -x + argument is used, the file is automatically executed by the + interpreter and any arguments following the -x are passed as + execution arguments to the Icon program itself. + + Files whose names end in .icn are assumed to be Icon source + programs. The .icn suffix may be omitted; it will be sup- + plied automatically. These programs are translated, and the + intermediate code is left in two ucode files of the same + name with .u1 and .u2 substituted for .icn. The ucode files + normally are deleted when icont completes. Files whose + names end in .u1 are assumed to refer to ucode files from a + previous translation; these files and the corresponding .u2 + files are included in the linking phase after any .icn files + have been translated. The suffix .u can be used in place of + .u1; in this case the 1 is supplied automatically. A .u1 or + .u2 file that is explicitly named is not deleted. Icon + source programs may be read from standard input. The argu- + ment - signifies the use of standard input as a source file. + In this case, the ucode files are named stdin.u1 and + stdin.u2 and the icode file is named stdin. + + The following options are recognized by icont: + + -c Suppress the linking phase. The ucode code files are + not deleted. + + -m Preprocess each .icn source file with the m4(1) macro + processor before translation. + + -o output + Name the icode file output. + + -s Suppress informative messages from the translator and + linker. Normally, both informative messages and error + messages are sent to standard error output. + + -t Arrange for &trace to have an initial value of -1 when + + +Printed 12/29/89Icon Project - 1/1/1990 - IPD109 1 + + + + + + +ICONT(1) UNIX Programmer's Manual ICONT(1) + + + the program is executed. Normally, &trace has an ini- + tial value of 0. + + -u Issue warning messages for undeclared identifiers in the + program. The warnings are issued during the linking + phase. + + Icon has several tables related to the translation and link- + ing of programs. These tables are large enough for most + programs, but their sizes can be changed, if necessary, by + the -S option. This option has the form -S[cfgilnrstCFL]n, + where the letter following the S specifies the table and n + is the number of storage units to allocate for the table. + The tables and their default sizes are: + + c constant table 100 + f field table 100 + g global symbol table 200 + i identifier table 500 + l local symbol table 100 + n line number space 1000 + r field table for records 100 + s string space 20000 + t tree space 15000 + C code buffer 15000 + F file names 10 + L labels 500 + + The units depend on the table involved, but the default + values can be used as a general guide for appropriate set- + tings of -S options without knowing the units. + + The environment variable IPATH controls the location of + files specified in link directives. The value of IPATH + should be a blank-separated string of the form p1 p2 ... pn + where the pi name directories. Each directory is searched + in turn to locate files named in link directives. The + default value for IPATH is . , that is, the current direc- + tory. The current path is always searched first, regardless + of the value of IPATH. + + The icode file produced by the Icon linker is executable. + For example, the command + + icont hello.icn + + produces a file named hello that can be run by the command + + hello + + + Arguments can be passed to the Icon program by following the + program name with the arguments. Any such arguments are + passed to the main procedure as a list of strings. + + +Printed 12/29/89Icon Project - 1/1/1990 - IPD109 2 + + + + + + +ICONT(1) UNIX Programmer's Manual ICONT(1) + + + The location of iconx, the executor for icode files, is + built into an icode file when it is produced. This location + can be overridden by setting the environment variable ICONX + as described below. If ICONX is not set and iconx is not + found on the built-in path, PATH is searched for it. + + When an Icon program is executed, several environment vari- + ables are examined to determine certain execution parame- + ters. Expect for ICONX, NOERRBUF, and ICONCORE, the values + assigned to these variables should be numbers. The vari- + ables that affect execution and the interpretations of their + values follow. Numbers in parentheses are the default + values. + + ICONX + If this environment variable is set, it specifies the + location of iconx to use to execute an icode file. + + TRACE + Initialize the value of &trace. If this variable has a + value, it overrides the translation-time -t option. + + NOERRBUF + By default, &errout is buffered. If this variable is + set, &errout is not buffered. + + ICONCORE + If set, a core dump is produced for error termination. + + STRSIZE (65000) + The initial size of the string space, in bytes. The + string space grows if necessary, but it never shrinks. + + HEAPSIZE (65000) + The initial size of the allocated block region, in + bytes. The block region grows if necessary, but it + never shrinks. + + COEXPSIZE (2000) + The size, in words, of each co-expression block. + + MSTKSIZE (10000) + The size, in words, of the main interpreter stack. + + STATSIZE (20480) + The size, in bytes, of the static region in which co- + expression blocks are allocated. If co-expressions are + not implemented, the default size is 1024. + + STATINCR + The size of the increment used when the static region is + expanded. The default increment is one-fourth of the + initial size of the static region. + + + +Printed 12/29/89Icon Project - 1/1/1990 - IPD109 3 + + + + + + +ICONT(1) UNIX Programmer's Manual ICONT(1) + + + QLSIZE (5000) + The size, in bytes, of the region used for pointers to + strings during garbage collection (fixed-regions imple- + mentations only). + + MEMMON + The name of the output file for memory monitoring. + +FILES + icont Icon command processor + iconx Icon executor + +SEE ALSO + The Icon Programming Language, Ralph E. Griswold and Madge + T. Griswold, Prentice-Hall Inc., Englewood Cliffs, New Jer- + sey, 1983. + + Version 8 of Icon, Ralph E. Griswold, TR 90-1, Department of + Computer Science, The University of Arizona, 1990. + + m4(1), iconpi(1), iconvt(1) + +ICONT(1) UNIX Programmer's Manual ICONT(1) + + +NAME + icont - process Icon programs + +SYNOPSIS + icont [ option ... ] file ... [ -x arg ... ] + +DESCRIPTION + The program icont is a command processor for running Version + 8 Icon programs. Used in its simplest form, it produces a + file suitable for interpretation by the Icon interpreter. + Processing consists of two phases: translation and linking. + During translation, each Icon source file is translated into + an intermediate language called ucode; during linking, the + one or more ucode files are combined and a single icode file + is produced. Unless the -o option is specified, the name of + the resulting icode file is formed by deleting the suffix of + the first input file named on the command line. If the -x + argument is used, the file is automatically executed by the + interpreter and any arguments following the -x are passed as + execution arguments to the Icon program itself. + + Files whose names end in .icn are assumed to be Icon source + programs. The .icn suffix may be omitted; it will be sup- + plied automatically. These programs are translated, and the + intermediate code is left in two ucode files of the same + name with .u1 and .u2 substituted for .icn. The ucode files + normally are deleted when icont completes. Files whose + names end in .u1 are assumed to refer to ucode files from a + previous translation; these files and the corresponding .u2 + files are included in the linking phase after any .icn files + have been translated. The suffix .u can be used in place of + .u1; in this case the 1 is supplied automatically. A .u1 or + .u2 file that is explicitly named is not deleted. Icon + source programs may be read from standard input. The argu- + ment - signifies the use of standard input as a source file. + In this case, the ucode files are named stdin.u1 and + stdin.u2 and the icode file is named stdin. + + The following options are recognized by icont: + + -c Suppress the linking phase. The ucode code files are + not deleted. + + -m Preprocess each .icn source file with the m4(1) macro + processor before translation. + + -o output + Name the icode file output. + + -s Suppress informative messages from the translator and + linker. Normally, both informative messages and error + messages are sent to standard error output. + + -t Arrange for &trace to have an initial value of -1 when + + +Printed 12/29/89Icon Project - 1/1/1990 - IPD109 1 + + + + + + +ICONT(1) UNIX Programmer's Manual ICONT(1) + + + the program is executed. Normally, &trace has an ini- + tial value of 0. + + -u Issue warning messages for undeclared identifiers in the + program. The warnings are issued during the linking + phase. + + Icon has several tables related to the translation and link- + ing of programs. These tables are large enough for most + programs, but their sizes can be changed, if necessary, by + the -S option. This option has the form -S[cfgilnrstCFL]n, + where the letter following the S specifies the table and n + is the number of storage units to allocate for the table. + The tables and their default sizes are: + + c constant table 100 + f field table 100 + g global symbol table 200 + i identifier table 500 + l local symbol table 100 + n line number space 1000 + r field table for records 100 + s string space 20000 + t tree space 15000 + C code buffer 15000 + F file names 10 + L labels 500 + + The units depend on the table involved, but the default + values can be used as a general guide for appropriate set- + tings of -S options without knowing the units. + + The environment variable IPATH controls the location of + files specified in link directives. The value of IPATH + should be a blank-separated string of the form p1 p2 ... pn + where the pi name directories. Each directory is searched + in turn to locate files named in link directives. The + default value for IPATH is . , that is, the current direc- + tory. The current path is always searched first, regardless + of the value of IPATH. + + The icode file produced by the Icon linker is executable. + For example, the command + + icont hello.icn + + produces a file named hello that can be run by the command + + hello + + + Arguments can be passed to the Icon program by following the + program name with the arguments. Any such arguments are + passed to the main procedure as a list of strings. + + +Printed 12/29/89Icon Project - 1/1/1990 - IPD109 2 + + + + + + +ICONT(1) UNIX Programmer's Manual ICONT(1) + + + The location of iconx, the executor for icode files, is + built into an icode file when it is produced. This location + can be overridden by setting the environment variable ICONX + as described below. If ICONX is not set and iconx is not + found on the built-in path, PATH is searched for it. + + When an Icon program is executed, several environment vari- + ables are examined to determine certain execution parame- + ters. Expect for ICONX, NOERRBUF, and ICONCORE, the values + assigned to these variables should be numbers. The vari- + ables that affect execution and the interpretations of their + values follow. Numbers in parentheses are the default + values. + + ICONX + If this environment variable is set, it specifies the + location of iconx to use to execute an icode file. + + TRACE + Initialize the value of &trace. If this variable has a + value, it overrides the translation-time -t option. + + NOERRBUF + By default, &errout is buffered. If this variable is + set, &errout is not buffered. + + ICONCORE + If set, a core dump is produced for error termination. + + STRSIZE (65000) + The initial size of the string space, in bytes. The + string space grows if necessary, but it never shrinks. + + HEAPSIZE (65000) + The initial size of the allocated block region, in + bytes. The block region grows if necessary, but it + never shrinks. + + COEXPSIZE (2000) + The size, in words, of each co-expression block. + + MSTKSIZE (10000) + The size, in words, of the main interpreter stack. + + STATSIZE (20480) + The size, in bytes, of the static region in which co- + expression blocks are allocated. If co-expressions are + not implemented, the default size is 1024. + + STATINCR + The size of the increment used when the static region is + expanded. The default increment is one-fourth of the + initial size of the static region. + + + +Printed 12/29/89Icon Project - 1/1/1990 - IPD109 3 + + + + + + +ICONT(1) UNIX Programmer's Manual ICONT(1) + + + QLSIZE (5000) + The size, in bytes, of the region used for pointers to + strings during garbage collection (fixed-regions imple- + mentations only). + + MEMMON + The name of the output file for memory monitoring. + +FILES + icont Icon command processor + iconx Icon executor + +SEE ALSO + The Icon Programming Language, Ralph E. Griswold and Madge + T. Griswold, Prentice-Hall Inc., Englewood Cliffs, New Jer- + sey, 1983. + + Version 8 of Icon, Ralph E. Griswold, TR 90-1, Department of + Computer Science, The University of Arizona, 1990. + + m4(1), iconpi(1), iconvt(1) |