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1  PSWRAP
   Invokes the pswrap translator, which converts procedures written
   in the PostScript language into routines that can be called
   from applications. The pswrap translator is available with the
   DECwindows Display PostScript system, which is an extension to
   the DECwindows programming environment. For more information
   on using the pswrap translator and the PSWRAP command and its
   qualifiers, see the Display PostScript documentation.

   Format

     PSWRAP  filespec
 

2  Parameter
 

filespec

   Specifies an input source file. The default file extension is
   PSW.
 

2  Qualifiers
 

/INCLUDE_OUTPUT

      /INCLUDE_OUTPUT[=language[=filespec]] (default)
      /NOINCLUDE_OUTPUT

   Specifies the language include file that contains the
   declarations for all the procedures to be produced by PSWRAP.
   The default file name of the file to be generated is the same as
   the input file name with the file extension PSW. The languages
   supported are:

   o  C (default)

   o  ANSI_C

   The qualifier currently accepts only one language type for
   each command invocation. This language type must match the type
   specified by the /SOURCE_OUTPUT qualifier.
 

/MAXIMUM_STRING_LENGTH

      /MAXIMUM_STRING_LENGTH[=value]

   Specifies the maximum length of a PostScript language string or
   PostScript language hex string recognized in the wrap procedure
   (i.e., the input file to the PSWRAP command, specified in
   filespec). The minimum value for the maximum string length is
   80. The default value is 200.
 

/REENTRANT

      /REENTRANT
      /NOREENTRANT (default)

   Specifies whether the wrapped procedure will be sharable by more
   than one process.
 

/SOURCE_OUTPUT

      /SOURCE_OUTPUT[=language[=filespec]] (default)
      /NOSOURCE_OUTPUT

   Specifies the file name and language for the source module
   produced by the PSWRAP translator. The source module can be
   compiled and linked. The default file name is the same as the
   input file name with the file extension PSW. The languages
   supported are:

   o  C (default)

   o  ANSI_C

   The qualifier currently accepts only one language type for
   each command invocation. This language type must match the type
   specified by the /INCLUDE_OUTPUT qualifier.

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