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-.TH CACAO 1 "January 12, 1999"
-.UC
-.SH NAME
-cacao \- a java just-in-time compiler
-.SH SYNOPSIS
-.B cacao 
-[\-ieee][options] classname [program arguments]
-.br
-.SH DESCRIPTION
-The method \fBmain\fP of the class \fIclassname\fP is executed.
-Method \fBmain\fP must have the signature \fBpublic static void
-main(String[] argv)\fP. The program arguments are passed to method
-\fBmain\fP in the string array \fBargv\fP. The environment variable
-\fICLASSPATH\fP must contain the directory of the Java class files.
-Class archives in \fBzip\fP format are not supported. The option
-\fI\-ieee\fP is needed for a compliant implementation, the default
-behaviour of CACAO (aborting in case of floating point exeptions) is both
-faster and more desirable. The other options for \fBcacao\fP are in most
-cases identical to the options of the \fBjava\fP interpreter of SUN's
-JDK, with some additions and minor changes.
-.SH OPTIONS
-Currently recognized options are:
-.TP
-.B -classpath \fIpath\fP
-Defines the search path for class files. Usually the environment variable
-CLASSPATH specifies the search path, but this option overides the
-value of the environment variable.
-.TP
-.B -propertyname=\fIvalue\fP
-Assigns a value to an entry of the system property list.
-.TP
-.B -ms \fIinitmem\fP { k | m }
-Specicfies the heap size at program start. If this size has been used
-garbage collection is started.
-.TP	
-.B -mx \fImaxmem\fP { k | m }
-Specifies maximal heap size. Default size is 16 MB.
-.TP	
-.B -oss \fIstacksize\fP { k | m }
-no effect, compatibility option
-.TP
-.B -ss \fIstacksize\fP { k | m }
-no effect, compatibility option
-.TP
-.B -noasyncgc
-no effect, compatibility option
-.TP
-.B -noverify
-no effect, compatibility option
-.TP
-.B -v, -verbose
-CACAO prints a log message of every class loaded.
-.TP
-.B -verbosegc
-CACAO prints a log message for each garbage collection.
-.TP
-.B -verbosecall
-CACAO prints a log message for each method call.
-.TP
-.B -ieee
-Enables IEEE compliant floating point arithmetic as specified in the
-JVM specification. The default behavior is aborting CACAO with a
-floating point exception on overflows.
-.TP
-.B -softnull
-Software null pointer check is used instead of hardware null pointer
-check. Needed for debugging of CACAO.
-.TP	
-.B -time
-Gives statistics about run time after the program has completed.
-.TP	
-.B -stat
-Gives detailed statistics about the compiled program.
-.TP	
-.B -log \fIlogfile\fP
-Specifies the logfile. Default is \fIstdout\fP.
-.TP
-.B -c(heck){[b][s]}]
-Disables different run time checks.
-These options improves the run time of programs. But instead of throwing
-an exception the program crashes. These options should only be used for
-completely debugged programs.
-.B b(ounds)
-Disables array bound checks. Works well for \fBjavac\fP.
-.B s(ync) 
-Disables synchronization. Only useful for single threaded programs like
-\fBjavac\fP or \fBjBYTEmark\fP
-.B -l
-Loads the class files into the CACAO system without calling method
-\fBmain\fP. Used for debugging of CACAO.
-.B -old
-Use the old JIT compiler instead the new one. Used for debugging and comparison
-of the two JIT compilers.
-.TP	
-.B -all
-Compiles all methods without calling them.
-Used for cross compilation and debugging of CACAO.
-.TP
-.B -m \fImethodname\fP
-Compiles the specified method without calling it.
-Used for debugging of CACAO.
-.TP	
-.B -sig \fIsignature\fP
-specifies the signature of the method specified with the -m option.
-Used for debugging of CACAO.
-.TP
-.B -s(how){[a][c][i][m][s][u]}
-The following options are used for debugging of the CACAO system. The
-compiler gives the values of internal data structures in readable form:
-.B a(ssembler)
-Gives an assembles listing of all compiled methods.
-.B c(onstant)
-Gives a listing of all constant pool entries.
-.B i(ntermediate)
-Gives the intermediate code of all compiled methods.
-.B m(ethod)
-Gives a description of all fields and methods of a class.
-.B s(tack)
-Gives the JavaVM stack for every compiled instruction.
-.B u(nicode)
-Gives the complete hash table with all unicode symbols.
-
-.SH AUTHOR
-Andreas Krall, Mark Probst, Philipp Tomsich, Reinhard Grafl, Markus Gschwind
-
-Send mail to cacao@complang.tuwien.ac.at
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