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- unstable 19.2-3
GNAT-GPS(1) | GNAT Programming Studio | GNAT-GPS(1) |
NAME¶
gnat-gps - an integrated development environment for various languages
SYNOPSIS¶
gnat-gps [options] [-Pproject-file] [[+line] source1 ...]
DESCRIPTION¶
GPS is a complete integrated development environment. It integrates with a wide range of tools, providing easy access to each. It integrates especially well with AdaCore's tools but can easily be extended to work with other tools by writing small plug-ins in Python.
- --help
- Show this help message and exit
- --version
- Show the GPS version and exit
- --debug[=program]
- Start a debug session and optionally load the program with the given arguments
- --debugger debugger
- Specify the debugger's command line
- --hide
- Hide GPS main window
- --host=tools_host
- Use tools_host to launch tools (e.g. gdb)
- --target=TARG:PRO
- Load program on machine TARG using protocol PRO
- --load=lang:file
- Execute an external file written in the language lang
- --eval=lang:script
- Execute an in-line script written in the language lang
- -XVAR=VALUE
- Specify a value for an external project variable
- --readonly
- Open all files in read-only mode
- --server=port
- Start GPS in server mode, opening a socket on the given port
- --tracelist
- Output the current configuration for logs
- --traceon=name
- Activate the logs for a given module
- --traceoff=name
- Deactivate the logs for a given module
- --tracefile=file
- Parse an alternate configuration file for the logs
SEE ALSO¶
gnat (1), gprbuild (1), and various user guides in the /usr/share/doc/gnat-gps directory if the gnat-gps-doc Debian package is installed on your system.
AUTHOR¶
The GNAT Programming Studio has been written and is maintained by Ada Core Technologies. If you are interested in getting commercial support for this software, please contact sales@gnat.com.
This manual page has been written by Ludovic Brenta <ludovic@ludovic-brenta.org> and Nicolas Boulenguez <nicolas@debian.org> for Debian GNU/Linux.
21 MAY 2016 | GNU Ada Tools |