genccode --version (return code: 0)
error in command line argument "--version"
usage: genccode [-options] filename1 filename2 ...
read each binary input file and
create a .c file with a byte array that contains the input file's data
options:
-h or -? or --help this usage text
-d or --destdir destination directory, followed by the path
-n or --name symbol prefix, followed by the prefix
-e or --entrypoint entry point name, followed by the name (_dat will be appended)
-r or --revision Specify a version
-o or --object write a .obj file instead of .c
-m or --match-arch file.o match the architecture (CPU, 32/64 bits) of the specified .o
ELF format defaults to i386. Windows defaults to the native platform.
-f or --filename Specify an alternate base filename. (default: symbolname_typ)
-a or --assembly Create assembly file. (possible values are: gcc, gcc-darwin, gcc-cygwin, gcc-mingw64, sun, sun-x86, xlc, aCC-ia64, aCC-parisc, masm)
genccode --help (return code: 0)
usage: genccode [-options] filename1 filename2 ...
read each binary input file and
create a .c file with a byte array that contains the input file's data
options:
-h or -? or --help this usage text
-d or --destdir destination directory, followed by the path
-n or --name symbol prefix, followed by the prefix
-e or --entrypoint entry point name, followed by the name (_dat will be appended)
-r or --revision Specify a version
-o or --object write a .obj file instead of .c
-m or --match-arch file.o match the architecture (CPU, 32/64 bits) of the specified .o
ELF format defaults to i386. Windows defaults to the native platform.
-f or --filename Specify an alternate base filename. (default: symbolname_typ)
-a or --assembly Create assembly file. (possible values are: gcc, gcc-darwin, gcc-cygwin, gcc-mingw64, sun, sun-x86, xlc, aCC-ia64, aCC-parisc, masm)