NAME

       abi-tracker - visualize ABI changes timeline of a C/C++ software library.

DESCRIPTION

   NAME:
              ABI  Tracker  (abi-tracker)  Visualize  ABI  changes  timeline  of a C/C++ software
              library

   DESCRIPTION:
              ABI Tracker is a tool to  visualize  ABI  changes  timeline  of  a  C/C++  software
              library.

              The tool is intended for developers of software libraries and Linux maintainers who
              are  interested  in  ensuring  backward  binary  compatibility,  i.e.   allow   old
              applications to run with newer library versions.

              This  tool  is  free  software:  you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the
              terms of the GNU LGPL or GNU GPL.

   USAGE:
              abi-tracker [options] [profile]

   EXAMPLES:
              abi-tracker -build profile.json

   INFORMATION OPTIONS:
       -h|-help

              Print this help.

       -dumpversion

              Print the tool version (1.4) and don't do anything else.

   GENERAL OPTIONS:
       -build

              Build reports.

       -rebuild

              Re-build reports.

       -v NUM

              Select only one particular version of the library to create reports for.

       -t|-target TYPE

              Select type of the reports to build:

              abidump abireport headersdiff pkgdiff changelog soname date

       -clear

              Remove all reports.

       -global-index

              Create list of all tested libraries.

       -deploy DIR

              Copy all reports and css to DIR.

       ABI Tracker 1.4 A tool to visualize ABI changes  timeline  of  a  C/C++  software  library
       Copyright © 2015 Andrey Ponomarenko's ABI Laboratory License: GPL or LGPL

       Usage: abi-tracker [options] [profile] Example:

              abi-tracker -build profile.json

       More info: abi-tracker --help

AUTHOR

       This  manual  page  was  written by Peter Spiess-Knafl <dev@spiessknafl.at> for the Debian
       GNU/Linux system (but may be used by others).