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Use these additional topics to gain more knowledge about the product.
Command Line Interface
Preparing a Products Header File

Reference Guide
Use these additional topics to gain more knowledge about the product.
- UI reference
- Command Line Interface
  - Running a Node from the Command Line
  - Command Line Runtime Analysis for C and C++
  - Command Line Component Testing for C, Ada and C++
  - Command Line System Testing for C
  - Command line examples
  - Setting Environment Variables for CLI tools
  - Creating an Options Header File for the Testing component for C++ or for System Testing
  - Preparing a Products Header File
  - Instrumenting and Compiling the Source Code
  - Compiling the TDP Library
  - Compiling the Test Harness
  - Linking the Application
  - Running the Test Harness or Application
  - Troubleshooting Command Line Usage
  - Splitting the trace dump file
  - Opening Reports from the Command Line
  - Code Coverage HTML Report Generator
    The HTML Report Generator creates Code Coverage reports in an HTML format from the coverage data that are collated during the execution of the application under analysis.
  - RTistFdcConv command line
    RTist is used to create models of the software system based on the Unified Modeling Language (UML) constructs, to generate the implementation code, compile, then run and debug the application. It is used from a command line.
- Studio Reference
- Output window preferences
  The general colors and font preferences panel allows you to specify the colors and fonts used in the output window.

Preparing a Products Header File

Command Line Interface

Before you can compile the TDP library source files, you must set up a header file named products.h for C and C++. This file is generated by the Instrumentation Launcher (attolcc) and contains the options that describe how the TDP library files are to be compiled.

To set up a products header file, type the following command line:

attolcc -env_ATL_NO_TDP_COMPILE=1 -force_tdp_cc <instrumOptions>

where <instrumOptions> are the options used for the instrumentation.

Note Type attolcc --help to list a comprehensive list of options, including those of the C and C++ Instrumentor (attolccp or attolcc4 and attolcc1), for use with the instrumentation launcher.

Related Topics

Preparing an Options Header File | C and C++ Instrumentation Launcher - attolcc or attolcc4 | C and C++ Instrumentor - attolcc1 and attolccp