CE-INLINE(1)

📦 version 0.0~git20260224.ac30d66, in ubuntu stonking

💖 CE-INLINE(1) — ok bestie, let's get you inlined 💖

hey girlypop!! welcome to the CE-INLINE(1) manual — she lives in the User Commands section of your man pages, and she's basically the little sidekick that runs around doing errands for clang-extract. 🧚✨

The tool itself is called ce-inline: helper tool for clang-extract. That's the whole vibe. She's a helper. She helps. Periodt. 💅

✨ NAME ✨

ce-inline — helper tool for clang-extract 🫶

🌸 SYNOPSIS 🌸

ce-inline [args] [symbols]...

So yeah — you throw some [args] at her, and then you hand her a pile of [symbols]... (as many as you want, the ... said so, no cap) and she goes to work. 🦋

🎀 ARGS OPTIONS 🎀

Every single little flag, coming right up, and yes I memorised them all because I'm that girl 😌

  • -ipa-files <PATH> — tells her where the .ipa-clone file is chilling. Drop the path in <PATH> and she'll find it. 🔥
  • -debuginfo <PATH> — points her at the debuginfo file. Path goes in <PATH>, obviously. 💜
  • -symvers <PATH> — this one's for the Kernel Module.symvers file, so hand her that <PATH>. Very kernel-coded of you. 👑
  • -graphviz — output as a .dot graphviz format. Cute little graph moment, obsessed. ⭐
  • -csv — output as a .csv table format. Spreadsheet bestie behaviour, we love to see it. 🍓
  • -where-is-inlined — this is the detective mode 🔍: find where <SYMBOLS> got inlined. She'll track it down for you.
  • -compute-closure — the reverse investigation 💀: find symbols that got inlined into <SYMBOLS>. So she's asking "who came inside you, king?"
  • -o <PATH> — output to file in <PATH>. Instead of screaming into the terminal, she writes it all down in the file you name. 🌈
💌 little aside that was just sitting there under -o: This manpage was developed by Aryan Karamtoth for the Debian GNU/Linux System but can be used by any other operating system. so yeah, shoutout Aryan — she was built for Debian but she does NOT gatekeep, any OS can pull up. 🫶✨

and that's the whole page, you ate that!! 🎀

Signing off from the CE-INLINE(1) manual, User Commands section, dated May 2026 — mwah, go inline something iconic. 💖✨🦋

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