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FLEX: A Fast Lexical Analyzer Generator

Generates lexical analyzers suitable for GCC and other compilers. Refer to Flex: The Lexical

Scanner Generator (ISBN: 1-882114 21 3).

Using and Porting GNU CC

Contains information about requirements for putting GCC on different platforms, or for modify-

ing GCC; includes documentation from Using the GNU Compiler Collection (GCC).

BYacc

Discusses the Berkeley Yacc parser generator. Refer to Bison Manual: Using the

YACC-compatible Parser Generator (ISBN: 1-882114 44 2).

Texinfo: The GNU Documentation Format

Details TEX and the printing and generating of documentation, as well as how to write manuals

in the TEX style.

Conﬁguration program

Describes the conﬁguration program that Red Hat Enterprise Linux Developer Tools uses.

GNU Coding Standards

Elaborates on the coding standards with which the GNU projects develop.

GNU gprof

Details the GNU performance analyzer (only for the Solaris systems).

You have the freedom to copy the documentation using the accompanying copyright statements, which

include the necessary permissions. To get the documentation in HTML or printable form, refer to

http://www.fsf.org/doc/doc.html and http://www.fsf.org/doc/other-free-books.html.

For more information on using info tools (requiring the TEX tools), refer to Using info.

2.12.1. Reading info Documentation

Browse through the documentation using either Emacs or the info documentation browser program.

The information is in nodes, which correspond to the sections of a printed book. Follow them in

sequence, as in books, or, using the hyperlinks, ﬁnd the node that has the information you need.

info has hot references (if one section refers to another section, info takes you directly to that other

section, but gives you the ability to return easily. You can also search for particular words or phrases.

Use info by typing its name at a shell prompt; no options or arguments are necessary. Check that

info is in your shell path. If you have problems running info, contact your system administrator.

To get help with using info, type h for a programmed instruction sequence, or [Ctrl]-[h] for a short

summary of commands. To stop using info, type [q].

2.13. Learn More About the Tools

There are many sources to teach you more about GNU tools:

• For general information about the tools, see: http://www.redhat.com/docs/manuals/gnupro/

• For help with using the tools, see Chapter 3 Developing with Red Hat Enterprise Linux Developer

Tools.

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