tapi-reexport(1)

🌸 NAME 🌸

okay bestie, welcome to tapi-reexport(1) from the TAPI Tool Documentation — this is the page for the icon who creates a linker reexport file by scanning the header files. periodt. 💅

✨ SYNOPSIS ✨

tapi reexport [options] <inputs>

🦋 DESCRIPTION 🦋

So the reexport command creates a linker reexport file by parsing the header files that are associated with a framework/dynamic library. That's the whole main-character move. 💖

The headers are parsed by default in Objective-C syntax mode. C++ support is still experimental — like, it's giving promising but not fully cooked, so don't act surprised. 😭✨

🎀 OPTIONS 🎀

• -arch <architecture> — specifies the architectures to use for parsing the headers. Exactly one architecture must be specified. one. singular. no extras. 👑
• -macosx_version_min <value> — sets the oldest platform version that the output is to be used on, specifically for the macOS version-min vibe. 🌈
• -ios_version_min <value> — sets the oldest platform version that the output is to be used on, specifically for the iOS version-min vibe. 🍓
• -watchos_version_min <value> — sets the oldest platform version that the output is to be used on, specifically for the watchOS version-min vibe. ⌚💖
• -tvos_version_min <value> — sets the oldest platform version that the output is to be used on, specifically for the tvOS version-min vibe. 📺✨
• --help — prints the list of options. she's helpful like that. 🫶

For information on the complete set of command line options, please use tapi reexport --help. iykyk — she'll lay it all out for you. 💜

👑 SEE ALSO 👑

• tapi(1)
• ld(1)

xoxo, Darwin — 2017-02-20 — your tapi-reexport(1) bestie signing off 💖🫶🎀