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OKA(1)				 User Manuals				OKA(1)

NAME
       oka - pipeline Hazards Description Translator

SYNOPSIS
       oka [ -c++ -debug -enum -export -no-minimization -split number -pprefix
       -v ] specification-file

DESCRIPTION
       OKA generates code for fast recognition of pipeline hazards of  proces‐
       sor  which  is described in specification file.	The specification file
       must have suffix `.oka'

       The generated code consists of interface and implementation files  hav‐
       ing  the	 same  names  as one of specification file and correspondingly
       suffixes `.h' and `.c' (C code) or `.cpp' (C++ code).

       Full documentation of OKA is in OKA User's manual.

OPTIONS
       The options which are known for OKA are:

       -c++   OKA generates C++ code instead of C code (default).

       -debug OKA creates code for output of debugging information during exe‐
	      cution of the generated code.

       -enum  OKA  generates  instruction  codes  as enumeration constant.  By
	      default OKA generates instructions code as macro definition.

       -export
	      OKA generates macros defining identifiers of instructions in the
	      interface file (instead of in the implementation file).

       -no-minimization
	      OKA  does	 not  minimization  of	generated deterministic finite
	      state automaton (DFA).

       -split OKA makes automatic splitting automaton on given number automata
	      in  order	 to decrease sizes of generated tables.	 The option is
	      taken into account only if constructions `%unit' are  absent  in
	      the  specification  file.	  This option has not been implemented
	      yet.

       -pprefix
	      Generated code uses `prefix' instead of `OKA' for names  of  the
	      generated objects.

       -time  OKA outputs detail time statistics of its work into stderr.

       -v     OKA  creates  description	 file  which  contains	description of
	      result automaton and statistics information.  The file will have
	      the  same	 name  as  one	of given specification file and suffix
	      `.output' into standard stream.

FILES
       file.oka
	      OKA specification file
       file.c
	      generated C implementation file
       file.cpp
	      generated C++ implementation file
       file.h
	      generated interface file

       There are no any temporary files used by OKA.

ENVIRONMENT
       There are no environment variables which affect OKA behavior.

DIAGNOSTICS
       OKA diagnostics is self-explanatory.

AUTHOR
       Vladimir N. Makarov, vmakarov@users.sourceforge.net

SEE ALSO
       msta(1), shilka(1), sprut(1), nona(1).  OKA manual.

BUGS
       Please, report bugs to cocom-bugs@lists.sourceforge.net.

COCOM				  5 APR 2001				OKA(1)

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