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char *	pips_thanks (char , char )
	This file contains the main for fpips. More...

int	fpips_main (int, char **)

int	main (int argc, char **argv)

Function Documentation

◆ fpips_main()

int fpips_main	(	int	argc,
		char **	argv
	)

should not happen

According to the shell or the debugger, the path may be complete or not... RK.

parsing of options may be continuate by called version.

else try tpips...

Definition at line 130 of file fpips.c.

 {
     int opt;
  
     debug_on("FPIPS_DEBUG_LEVEL");
     pips_debug(1, "considering %s for execution\n", argv[0]);
     debug_off();
  
     if (argc<1) return TPIPS(argc, argv); /* should not happen */
  
     /* According to the shell or the debugger, the path may be
        complete or not... RK. */
     if (name_end_p(argv[0], "gpips"))
         return GPIPS(argc, argv);
     if (name_end_p(argv[0], "tpips"))
         return TPIPS(argc, argv);
     if (name_end_p(argv[0], "wpips"))
         return WPIPS(argc, argv);
     if (name_end_p(argv[0], "/pips") || same_string_p(argv[0], "pips"))
         return  PIPS(argc, argv);
  
     /* parsing of options may be continuate by called version.
      */
     while ((opt = getopt(argc, argv, "hvGPTW"))!=-1)
     {
         switch (opt)
         {
         case 'h': fpips_usage(0); break;
         case 'v': fpips_version(0); break;
         case 'G': return GPIPS(argc, argv);
         case 'P': return PIPS(argc, argv);
         case 'T': return TPIPS(argc, argv);
         case 'W': return WPIPS(argc, argv);
         default:  return fpips_version(1);
         }
     }
  
     /* else try tpips...
      */
     fprintf(stderr, "[fpips] default: running as tpips\n\n");
     return TPIPS(argc, argv);
 }

References debug_off, debug_on, fpips_usage(), fpips_version(), fprintf(), GPIPS, name_end_p(), PIPS, pips_debug, same_string_p, TPIPS, and WPIPS.

Referenced by main().

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◆ main()

int main	(	int	argc,
		char **	argv
	)

Definition at line 35 of file main_fpips.c.

 {
     pips_thanks("fpips", argv[0]);
     return fpips_main(argc, argv);
 }

References fpips_main(), and pips_thanks().

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◆ pips_thanks()

char* pips_thanks	(	string	name,
		string	path
	)

This file contains the main for fpips.

Please, do not change anything! do any change to fpips_main().