TH ALEF 1
SH NAME
val, kal \- ALEF compilers
SH SYNOPSIS
B kal
[
I option ...
]
[
I name ...
]
br
B val
[
I option ...
]
[
I name ...
]
SH DESCRIPTION
ALEF is a concurrent programming language with a syntax like C's.
I Kal
and
I val
compile the named ALEF source files into SPARC and MIPS object files.
Source files have the extension
BR .l .
The ALEF source is passed through
IR cpp (1)
prior to compilation. Object files have the
normal extension for each architecture:
B .k
for SPARC
and
B .v
for MIPS.
PP
The compiler options are:
TP .7i
BI -o " obj"
Place output in file
I obj
(ignored if there is more than one input file).
Default is to take the last element of the input pathname,
strip any trailing
BR .l ,
and append
B .v
or
B .k .
TP
B -w
Print warning messages for non fatal errors.
TP
B -N
Do not run the code optimizer.
TP
B -c
Generate code for
B check
statements.
TP
B -S
Produce assembly language as output.
Default is to take the last element of the input pathname,
strip any trailing
BR .l ,
and append
BR .s .
TP
B -D#
Produce various forms of debugging. The # is a character in the range a-z or A-Z.
SH EXAMPLE
To compile and run on a SPARC the ALEF program in the current directory:
IP
EX
kal -w *.l
kl *.k
k.out
EE
SH FILES
TF /$objtype/lib/alef
TP
B /sys/include/alef
directory for
B #include
files.
TP
B /$objtype/lib/alef
directory for ALEF libraries
SH "SEE ALSO"
IR 2a (1),
IR 2l (1),
IR rl (1),
IR mk (1),
IR nm (1),
IR db (1)
br
Phil Winterbottom, "ALEF Reference Manual"
