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OCC(1) -- old (cfront-based) C++ compiler
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OCC (capital OCC) invokes the cfront translator to translate C++ source code to C source code. Its normal operation is then to invoke the C compiler cc(1) to generate an object file. CC will invoke OCC if given the -use_cfront option. In the subsequent discussion below, CC refers to OCC. CC takes arguments ending in .C, .c, .c++, .cc, or .cxx to be C++ source programs. Files with the suffixes .a , .o, and .s, are also accepted by the CC command and passed to cc(1). CC defines the same symbols fo... |
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od(1) -- octal dump
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od displays a list of files in one or more formats, as selected by user supplied arguments. If no such argument is given, -t o2 (or -o) is default. If no file is specified, the standard input is used. For the purposes of this description, ``word'' refers to a 16-bit unit, independent of the word size of the machine; ``long word'' refers to a 32-bit unit, and ``double long word'' refers to a 64-bit unit. od processes supplementary code set characters according to the... |
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odiff(1) -- differential file and directory comparator
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This used to be the diff command. The current diff command is a port of GNU diff, and is upward compatible with this odiff. If both arguments are directories, odiff sorts the contents of the directories by name, and then runs the regular file odiff algorithm (described below) on text files which are different. Binary files which differ, common subdirectories, and files which appear in only one directory are listed. Options when comparing directories are: -l long output format; each text file odi... |
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odump(1) -- dumps selected parts of an object file
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The odump command dumps selected parts of each object file. It works on object files in either COFF or Elf formats. But users are recommended to use elfdump(1) for Elf objects because it is better supported. This command works for object files and archives of object files. It accepts one or more of these options: -a Dumps the archive header for each member of the specified archive file. -c Dumps the string table. -f Dumps each file header. -g Dumps the global symbols from the symbol table of a M... |
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oglsnoop(1) -- magnify and report on the screen under the mouse pointer
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oglsnoop is a program for viewing the color, depth and stencil values of windows on the desktop. It displays these values graphically as well as numerically in its window. oglsnoop can be used to determine the Visual and Colormap that a given window is using. It can view both the Front and Back buffers of Double Buffered windows and allows you to visualize the Depth and Stencil Buffers using a grey scale display. oglsnoop has an Information dialog to view information about the window currently b... |
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on(1) -- execute a command remotely
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The on program is used to execute commands on another system, in an environment similar to that invoking the program. All environment variables are passed, and the current working directory is preserved. To preserve the working directory, the working file system must be either already mounted on the host or be exported to it. Relative path names will only work if they are within the current file system; absolute path names may cause problems. Standard input is connected to standard input of the ... |
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onlinediag(1) -- run diagnostic tests on cpus to test floating point units.
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onlinediag runs diagnostic tests on cpus to test floating point units. It reads the full path names of binaries out of a config file (default of /etc/config/onlinediag.config) and reports failures of these tests in the /var/adm/SYSLOG. The output of the test binaries are saved in the log file (default of /var/adm/onlinediag.logfile) if there are any failures or the tests fail to run for some reason. The -p procnum parameter indicates what processor the test will run on. If no value is specified,... |
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openHintsShortcuts(1) -- load the desktop Hints & Shortcuts into Web browser
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The openHintsShortcuts script loads the IRIX Interactive Desktop Hints & Shortcuts documentation into the user's favorite Web browser as chosen on the dtUtilities(1) panel. If the user has not chosen a favorite browser, it uses Netscape. If the Hints & Shortcuts documentation is not installed on the local host, then openHintsShortcuts uses InfoSearch and tries to load the page from the InfoSearch documentation server last accessed. The openHintsShortcuts script can be accessed from the toolches... |
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openhomepg(1) -- loads the user's OutBox home page into Web browser
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The openhomepg script loads the user's OutBox page into the user's favorite Web browser. If the user has not yet chosen a favorite browser on the dtUtilities(1) panel, then it will use Netscape. If the OutBox product is not installed, then it will post a dialog telling the user how to install it. The openhomepg script is launched from the toolchest (Internet > Browse OutBox Page). Users can also launch it from a Unix shell command line, though that is not its intended use. For more information... |
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optionalsym(1) -- transform ELF symbols to optional symbols
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The optionalsym command both reports on and sets the st_other field in an ELF symbol table. It was written to manipulate the STO_OPTIONAL value in the st_other field of the ELF symbol table. Thus the name optionalsym. The optionalsym command accepts one or more of the following options: -p prints information on selected symbols. If -u is also supplied, the symbol is printed before updating. -v selectname selects symbols with st_other having that value. For example, optionalsymbol -v STO_OPTIONAL... |
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ordist(1) -- remote file distribution program
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Ordist is a program to maintain identical copies of files over multiple hosts. It preserves the owner, group, mode, and mtime of files if possible and can update programs that are executing. Ordist reads commands from distfile to direct the updating of files and/or directories. If distfile is `-', the standard input is used. If no -f option is present, the program looks first for `distfile', then `Distfile' to use as the input. If no names are specified on the command line, ordist will update... |
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osview(1) -- monitor operating system activity data
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osview monitors various portions of the activity of the operating system and displays them using the full screen capabilities of the current terminal. A large number of activity counters are monitored, and the display may be dynamically altered to hide or show only those counters in which the user is interested. The default is no longer to display all the statistics initially, instead there is a selection menu at the bottom of the display; enter the number of the selection to switch displays. Se... |
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outbox(1) -- publish files in user's Web Out Box
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outbox is a simple tool to Publish files automatically to the user's Out Box page. These files can then be viewed or downloaded by people viewing the user's Out Box page using Mosaic, Netscape or another Web Browser. The URL for the user's Out Box Page is http:///~ |
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outputd(1) -- capture application output and errors
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outputd captures output from applications launched from the desktop (the file manager, toolchest, session management), and displays them in popup windows, one per application. If outputd is not running, all output goes to the system console. By default, outputd is not launched. It can be launched via the Desktop customization panel (desktop). This panel can be opened from the Desktop toolchest by selecting Customize and then Desktop; on the panel, check the Display Application Errors toggle. Sub... |
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ov(1) -- desks overview provides controls for manipulating desks
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With the desks overview, ov, users can create, change, copy, rename and delete desks. Users can also drag windows from one desk to another or place windows on the global desk. Desks are available only when running a version of 4Dwm that includes support for desks. Users can launch the program from the toolchest (Desktop > Extra Desks) or from a Unix shell command line. ov has the ``runonce'' feature, meaning only one instance of the application will run at one time. Attempting to launch the ap... |
