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grepc
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NAME
grepc - find declarations, definitions, and uses in source code
SYNOPSIS
grepc
[ option~...]
pattern
[ file~...]
DESCRIPTION
grepc(1)
searches for declarations, definitions, and/or uses of
pattern
in each source
file.
pattern
is a PCRE pattern.
It normally represents an identifier,
and word boundaries are implicitly added to it in most cases.
If no
file
is given,
this program reads standard input.
Otherwise,
it reads all files specified,
and searches under any specified directories, recursively,
without following symbolic links.
OPTIONS
- -A~n
-
Print
n
lines of trailing context after a match.
- -B~n
-
Print
n
lines of leading context before a match.
- -C~n
-
Print
n
lines of context surrounding a match.
- -c
-
Do not print matches,
and instead print a count of them.
- -h
-
Suppress the prefixing of file names on output.
- -i
-
Ignore case distinctions in
pattern.
- -l
-
Suppress normal output;
instead print the name of each input file
from which output would normally have been printed.
Each file is only printed once.
- -m~n
-
Stop processing after finding
n
matches.
- -n
-
Prefix each line of output with the
-based line number within its input file.
- -t~type
-
Restrict the search to a specific
type
of code.
This option can be passed multiple times
to search for various types of code.
The acceptable values depend on the driver used for the language.
See
grepc_c(1),
which is the default driver.
CAVEATS
Crashes
In some cases,
internal calls to
pcre2grep(1)
may fail after consuming too much resources.
To solve that,
use
-t
to restrict the types of code of your search.
Seekable files
Files specified in the command line
must be seekable and able to be opened twice.
If you need to read a no-seekable file,
redirect it to the standard input.
EXAMPLES
alx@devuan:/usr/lib/gcc$ grepc-n alignof .;
./x86_64-linux-gnu/15/include/stdalign.h:33:#define alignof _Alignof
SEE ALSO
grepc_c(1),
pcre2grep(1),
pcre2syntax(3),
pcre2pattern(3)
Index
- NAME
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- SYNOPSIS
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- DESCRIPTION
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- OPTIONS
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- CAVEATS
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- Crashes
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- Seekable files
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- EXAMPLES
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- SEE ALSO
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