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MKC_CHECK_HEADER(1)					   MKC_CHECK_HEADER(1)

NAME
       mkc_check_header	- detects presense of header file.

SYNOPSIS
       mkc_check_header	[OPTIONS] <headers>

DESCRIPTION
       mkc_check_header	 detects  presense  of	header	file.	As a result it
       prints either 1 (true) or 0 (false) to stdout.  headers may be either a
       single header file or a list of headers separated by  comma.   In  this
       case  all  mentioned headers are	put into a single .c file and ${CC} is
       run.  By	default	$CC -c is used for checking.   By  default,  temporary
       and  cache  files  _mkc_header_lheader_h.{c,err,res}  are created under
       MKC_CACHEDIR directory. Here, lheader_h is the last header from	comma-
       separated list headers.

OPTIONS
       -h     Display help message.

       -e     Use $CC -E for checking instead of $CC -c.

       -d     Delete cache file.

ENVIRONMENT
       CC     Compiler.	By default cc is used.

       CPPFLAGS, CFLAGS
	      Options passed to	the compiler.

       MKC_VERBOSE
	      If set to	1, verbose messages are	output to stderr.

       MKC_SHOW_CACHED
	      If set to	1 and MKC_VERBOSE is set to 1, cached results are out-
	      put to stderr.

       MKC_CACHEDIR
	      Directory	where temporary	and cache files	are created.  If unset
	      they are created in a current directory.

       MKC_NOCACHE
	      All results are cached unless MKC_NOCACHE	variable is set	to 1.

       MKC_DELETE_TMPFILES
	      If set to	1, temporary files are removed.

EXAMPLES
	  mkc_check_header stdint.h
	  mkc_check_header getopt.h
	  mkc_check_header sys/types.h,sys/stat.h,fts.h

C FILE CONTENT
       #include	<header1.h>
	...
       #include	<headerN.h>
       int __fake_variable;

AUTHOR
       Aleksey Cheusov <vle@gmx.net>

				 Mar 30, 2019		   MKC_CHECK_HEADER(1)

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