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MUMMY(1) User Commands MUMMY(1) NAME
mummy - generate C# wrappers from C++ code. SYNOPSIS
mummy [options] files... DESCRIPTION
mummy is a command line executable that generates C# wrappers from gccxml output. A C# class is generated to wrap the wrappable class named in the gccxml output. Settings to control the wrapping are given inline directly in the class header file or in the MummySettings.xml input file. mummy version 1.0.2 (revision 599) Command line options: --csharp-file opt C# output file. Default value is 'ClassName.cs' in the current directory. --csharp-unit-test-file opt C# output file. Default value is 'ClassNameUnitTest.cs' in the current directory. --export-layer-file opt C++ output file. Default value is 'ClassNameEL.cxx' in the current directory. --gccxml-file opt Input file (output of gccxml) describing class to be wrapped. Required. --help Display (this) detailed help information. --settings-file opt Input file describing mummy configuration settings, including the set of wrapped classes. Required. --suppress-warnings opt opt ... Space separated list of warning numbers to suppress. --verbose Overwhelm me with output, I don't have enough reading material... ;) --version Display the program version. AUTHORS
This manual page was written by Mathieu Malaterre <malat@debian.org>, for the Debian project (and may be used by others). SEE ALSO
cableidx(1), gccxml(1). mummy version 1.0.2 (revision 599) December 2011 MUMMY(1)
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cableidx(1), gccxml(1). cswig March 2006 CSWIG(1)