wsprep

preprocesses the WSTP template file , and generates C code that contains all the necessary WSTP code to call C functions from the Wolfram Language.

Details

wsprep processes .tm template files that describe interfaces between Wolfram Language functions and C functions. These interfaces allow the Wolfram Language to call the C functions from within the Wolfram System runtime.
wsprep generates the necessary set of C WSTP API function calls to communicate with the Wolfram Language kernel automatically. Users can take the C code generated by wsprep, compile it and link it with the rest of their C program. The resulting program is suitable for use with Install.
wsprep supports the following command-line options:

	-prototypes	enable use of ANSI C function prototypes (default)
	-noprototypes	disable use of ANSI C function prototypes for compilers that do not support ANSI C prototypes
	-lines	enable recording of source line and source file location in output C file
	-nolines	disable recording of source line and source file location in output C file
	-h filename	use the contents of filename as custom header code in the output C file rather than the default header code produced by wsprep (use with care)
	-t filename	use the contents of filename as custom trailer code in the output C file rather than the default trailer code produced by wsprep (use with care)
	-o filename	write output to the file named filename
	-j filename	read a list of filenames from filename and process each file in batch mode

With , entries from the template files will be preceded by # line line-number "sourcefile".

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