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tagged either as "DOC" or "BOTH". This is the default.
Generate RTF for Help, using the formatting information
tagged either as "HELP" or "BOTH".
Sets the tab size for example tags. Use the same setting
used in your text editor. The default value is 8.
Use output file <filename>.
If no output file is specified, Autoduck creates an output
file with the same filename as the first input file, and
extension .RTF.
Creates topic log <filename> using the topics extracted in
the current build. The topic log is a list of topic names
included in the current build.
Use format file <filename>.
If no format file is specified, Autoduck searches for
Autoduck.FMT in the directory where
AUTODUCK.EXE is stored, and then in the directories
referenced by the PATH environment variable.
Use supplemental format file <filename>.
You can specify a supplemental format file in addition to
the main format file. Entries in the supplemental format
file override or add to the entries in the main format file.
Using a supplemental file, you can define project- or
group-specific variations to the default
AUTODUCK.FMT file.
Note that you can also insert your additional entries at the
beginning of the AUTODUCK.FMT file. This way, the
local entries will be used in place of the standard ones,
and you can avoid specify the /S option each time you
run Autoduck.
Specifies topic log <filename> for the build. The topic
log specifies a list of topics that can be linked to and is
generally used to determine what type of formatting
information to output for a paragraph or text tag (for
example, bold if no topic is available, and hypertext link
if a topic is a available).
Specifies an extraction expression for the build. Only
those topics with @doc flags matching the expression are
extracted. If no extraction flags are specified, all topics
are extracted.
For more information on extraction expressions, see
“Extraction and Filtering Expressions” and “Conditional
Topic and Paragraph Extraction”.
Defines a text constant "const_name" as "const_text".
Constants can be referenced in the format file for RTF
output. By defining a constant on the command line, you
can override a constant defined in the format file.
For more information on constants, see the discussion of
the [CONSTANT] section.
Makefile Entries for Autoduck
The DKOALA example project included with Autoduck uses MAKEDOCS.MAK, a
Microsoft Visual C++ makefile. MAKEDOCS.MAK is a generic Autoduck makefile that
generates Help and Print documentation files using the set of C/C++ files in the current