Before using FTAM, you must include header files and link
your programs with the libmapftam.a and libmap.a libraries. Another
important library is the lint(1) library used for detecting bugs.
Header Files |
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In your *.c files (source files), you must have the following
lines at the beginning of your program to include the appropriate
header files.
#include %</opt/ftam/include/map.h>
#include %</opt/ftam/include/mapftam.h> |
libmapftam.a Library |
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To access FTAM services, link your application programs with
the libmapftam.a library. Compile your programs by executing the
following command. For information on using the cc command, refer
to cc(1) in the HP-UX Reference Pages.
lint(1) Library |
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A lint(1) library is available for use with the HP-UX programmatic
interface to FTAM. Using lint(1) saves time by eliminating costly
debugging effort. Although lint(1) does not detect all bugs, it
can find some that general testing may not detect. To invoke lint(1),
enter the following command.
$ lint -ux filename.c -lmapftam -lmap |
The -ux flags are optional; they remove some unnecessary errors
about variables that are used, but not defined or some errors that
are defined, but not used. For more information, refer to lint(1)
in the HP-UX Reference Pages.
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