diameter_make
Diameter dictionary compilation.
The function codec/2 is used to compile a diameter dictionary file into Erlang source. The resulting source implements the interface diameter required to encode and decode the dictionary's messages and AVPs.
The utility diameterc(1) provides an alternate compilation interface.
Functions
codec(File :: iolist() | binary(), [Opt]) -> ok | {ok, [Out]} | {error, Reason}
Compile a single dictionary file.
The input File
can be either a path or a literal dictionary,
the occurrence of newline (ascii NL) or carriage return (ascii CR)
identifying the latter.
Opt
determines the format of the results and whether they are
written to file or returned, and can have the following types.
parse | forms | erl | hrl
Specifies an output format.
Whether the output is returned or written to file depends on whether
or not option return
is specified.
When written to file, the resulting file(s) will have extensions
.D
, .F
, .erl
, and .hrl
respectively, basenames defaulting to dictionary
if the input
dictionary is literal and does not specify @name
.
When returned, results are in the order of the corresponding format
options.
Format options default to erl
and hrl
(in this order) if
unspecified.
The parse
format is an internal representation that can be
passed to flatten/1 and format/1, while the forms
format can be
passed to compile:forms/2.
The erl
and hrl
formats are returned as
iolists.
{include, string()}
Prepend the specified directory to the code path.
Use to point at beam files compiled from inherited dictionaries,
@inherits
in a dictionary file creating a beam
dependency, not an erl/hrl dependency.
Multiple include
options can be specified.
{outdir, string()}
Write generated source to the specified directory.
Defaults to the current working directory.
Has no effect if option return
is specified.
return
Return results in a {ok, [Out]}
tuple instead of writing to
file and returning ok
.
{name|prefix, string()}
Transform the input dictionary before compilation, setting
@name
or @prefix
to the specified
string.
{inherits, string()}
Transform the input dictionary before compilation, appending
@inherits
of the specified string.
Two forms have special meaning:
{inherits, "-"} {inherits, "Prev/Mod"}
The first has the effect of clearing any previous inherits, the second
of replacing a previous inherits of Prev
to one of Mod
.
This allows the semantics of the input dictionary to be changed without
modifying the file itself.
Multiple inherits
options can be specified.
Note that a dictionary's @name
, together with the
outdir
option, determine the output paths when the
return
option is not specified.
The @name
of a literal input dictionary defaults to
dictionary
.
format(Parsed) -> iolist()
Turns a parsed dictionary, as returned by codec/2, back into the dictionary format.
BUGS
Unrecognized options are silently ignored.