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Files in
ACIS are named using conventions, many of which are standard in the software industry. The following list shows the filename (or extension) convention for some of the files commonly used in
ACIS:
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*.a
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UNIX static object library.
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*.c, *.cxx
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C/C++ source code file.
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*.dbg
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Contains debug information.
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<dir_name>.msg
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ACIS error message file, where <dir_name> is usually the name of the directory in which the file is located. This file is edited by developers to add new error messages.
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<dir_name>.err
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ACIS error code definition file, where <dir_name> is usually the name of the directory in which the file is located. This file is generated automatically by the build tool from the
<dir_name>.msg file.
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*.dll
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Windows DLL object library.
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e<dir_name>.cxx
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ACIS error message source file, where <dir_name> is usually the name of the directory in which the file is located. This file is generated automatically by the build tools from the
<dir_name>.msg file.
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*.h, *.hxx
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C/C++ header file. Each header filename
must be unique.
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*.jrl
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Scheme journal file.
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*.lib
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Windows object library.
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*.o
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UNIX object code file.
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*.obc
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Windows object code file.
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*.sab
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ACIS binary part save file.
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*.sat
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ACIS text part save file.
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*.scm
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ACIS Scheme procedure file.
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*.sl
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UNIX shared object library on HP700 systems.
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*.so
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UNIX shared object library on most systems.
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