airrac(1)
π airrac(1) β the whole vibe β¨
Okay bestie, airrac is the command-line utility for the C++ Simulated Revenue Accounting (RAC) System Library π§ It's giving "small but iconic" π
πΈ NAME
airrac - Command-line utility for the C++ Simulated Revenue Accounting (RAC) System Library π
π¦ SYNOPSIS
airrac [--prefix] [-v|--version] [-h|--help] [-b|--builtin] [-i|--input
<path-to-input>] [-l|--log <path-to-output-log-file>]
π DESCRIPTION
Okay so, airrac is a small program that shows you how to use the AirRAC library. Lowkey the perfect starter example π«Ά
airrac accepts the following options, no cap:
--prefixβ Shows you the AirRAC installation prefix π-v,--versionβ Prints the currently installed version of AirRAC to standard output β¨-h,--helpβ Produces that message and shows usage π-b,--builtinβ Okay, so the sample BOM tree can be either built-in or parsed from an input file πΈ When you select this option, you must also give an input file with the-y/--yieldoption. When you don't select it, airrac builds a simple use case straight from internal hard-coded parameters (yield rules) π-y,--yield <path-to-input-file>β The path (absolute or relative) to the (CSV) input file that specifies the yield rules π¦-l,--log <path-to-output-log-file>β The path (absolute or relative) to the output log file π
Wait, also: see the output of airrac --help for the default options π
π§ SEE ALSO
airrac-config(1), airrac-library(3) π
π«Ά SUPPORT
Please report any bugs here, bestie π https://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/airrac/report π₯
π COPYRIGHT
Copyright Β© 2009-2011 Denis Arnaud π
See the COPYING file for more info on the (LGPLv2+) license, or check it out on the Internet: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/old-licenses/lgpl-2.1.html π
Version 1.00.15 of AirRAC, from the airrac(1) manual page, last updated with the general commands manual π¦ Stay iconic, bestie! π β¨
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