simulpic(1) [debian man page]

NAME(1) 						      General Commands Manual							   NAME(1)

NAME

       simulpic - Microchip PIC 16F84 simulator

SYNOPSIS

       simulpic

DESCRIPTION

       simulpic is a program that simulates the behaviour of a Microchip 16F84 microcontroller.

       The program presents a command line interface and accepts the following commands:

       h      Give a summary of all the commands

       l <filename>
	      Read program memory from IHX8M-format file <filename>

       dr     View registers

       dg     View general registers

       dee    View EEPROM data memory

       dpm    View program memory

       dp     View IO pins state

       ds     View stack

       d [<address>]
	      Disassemble from <address> (or PC)

       s [<number>]
	      Execute <number> steps

       g <time>
	      Execute until <time>

       bp [<address>]
	      Set/clear breakpoint

       pa ppppp
	      Set RA io_port state (p = 0, 1, -, u)

       pb ppppp
	      Set RB io_port state (p = 0, 1, -, u)

       pm p   Set MCLR state (p = 0, 1)

       io [<filename>]
	      Open inputs file

       ic     Close inputs file

       ro [<filename>]
	      Open report file

       rc     Close report file

       eo [<filename>]
	      Open graphic file

       ec     Close graphic file

       st     Set sampling frequency (# instr.) for graphics file

       f      Set clock frequency

       por    Power-on reset

       q      Quit

OPTIONS

       This program has no options.

SEE ALSO

       You can find more information about the PIC 16F84 microcontroller on the Microchip WWW site http://www.microchip.com/

AUTHOR

       This manual page was written by Samuel Tardieu <sam@debian.org> and revised by Deva Seetharam (deva@alum.mit.edu), for the Debian GNU/Linux
       system (but may be used by others).

								 January 24, 2005							   NAME(1)

glabels(1)						      General Commands Manual							glabels(1)

NAME

       glabels - Label and business card creation program for GNOME

SYNOPSIS

       glabels-3 [OPTIONS] [label-filename...]

       glabels-3-batch [OPTIONS] [label-filename...]

DESCRIPTION

       glabels-3  is  a  lightweight program for creating labels and business cards for the GNOME desktop environment. It is designed to work with
       various laser/ink-jet peel-off label and business card sheets that you'll find at most office supply stores.  glabels-3	is  pre-configured
       with  templates for many of these products.  It also provides an interactive template designer for creating new templates according to user
       specifications.

       For full documentation see the gLabels online help.

       glabels-3-batch is a command line utility to print labels previously prepared with glabels-3.

OPTIONS

       -?, --help
	      Display a summary of available command-line options.

       --usage
	      Display a short usage summary.

       -v, --version
	      Print program version information.

       Options specific to glabels-batch

       -o filename, --output=filename
	      Set output filename to filename. (default="output.ps")

       -i filename, --input=filename
	      Set name of file with data to be merged to filename. Typically this is a .csv file containing values to be printed on the labels.

       -s n, --sheets=n
	      Set number of sheets to n. (default=1)

       -c n, --copies=n
	      Set number of copies to n. (default=1)

       -f n, --first=n
	      Set label on first sheet to start printing from to n. (default=1)

       -l, --outline
	      Print outlines around labels.  This is useful for testing printer alignment or printing proof sheets.

       -C, --cropmarks
	      Print crop marks. Helpful for cutting up sheets.

       -r, --reverse
	      Print mirror image of labels.  This is useful for clear labels intended to be seen from the back through glass.

FILES

       The $HOME/.glabels directory contains all user-defined templates.

SEE ALSO

       The gLabels homepage at <http://glabels.org/>.

AUTHOR

       Jim Evins <evins@snaught.com>

								   Jun 28, 2004 							glabels(1)