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code for handler procedure

With the MYHANDLER-code attribute, you provide the code for your handler procedure in the option definition file. Note that the spelling of this attribute depends on the name provided with the handler-proc attribute, so we represent it here with MYHANDLER as a place holder. As an example, your main() procedure specification might look something like this:

main = {
  main-type    = for-each;
  handler-proc = MYHANDLER;
  MYHANDLER-code = <<- EndOfMyCode
	/* whatever you want to do */
	EndOfMyCode;
};

and instead of an emitted external reference, a procedure will be emitted that looks like this:

static int
MYHANDLER( char const* pz_entry )
{
    int res = 0;
    <<MYHANDLER-code goes here>>
    return res;
}