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Linux common commands unprotoize commands belong to the gcc suite, which is used to delete function prototypes from C language source code files.

Unprotoize removes the function prototype from the C language source code file

Syntax unprotoize (option) (parameter) option-d: sets the directory where the code needs to be converted;-x: files that are excluded when converting the code. Parameter file: the C language source file that needs to convert the code.

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