Usage: /usr/bin/xkbcomp [options] input-file [ output-file ]
Legal options:
-?,-help             Print this message
-version             Print the version number
-a                   Show all actions
-C                   Create a C header file
-em1 <msg>           Print <msg> before printing first error message
-emp <msg>           Print <msg> at the start of each message line
-eml <msg>           If there were any errors, print <msg> before exiting
-dflts               Compute defaults for missing parts
-I[<dir>]            Specifies a top level directory for include
                     directives. Multiple directories are legal.
-l [flags]           List matching maps in the specified files
                     f: list fully specified names
                     h: also list hidden maps
                     l: long listing (show flags)
                     p: also list partial maps
                     R: recursively list subdirectories
                     default is all options off
-i <deviceid>        Specifies device ID (not name) to compile for
-m[ap] <map>         Specifies map to compile
-o <file>            Specifies output file name
-opt[ional] <parts>  Specifies optional components of keymap
                     Errors in optional parts are not fatal
                     <parts> can be any combination of:
                     c: compat map         g: geometry
                     k: keycodes           s: symbols
                     t: types
-R[<DIR>]            Specifies the root directory for
                     relative path names
-synch               Force synchronization
-w [<lvl>]           Set warning level (0=none, 10=all)
-xkb                 Create an XKB source (.xkb) file
-xkm                 Create a compiled key map (.xkm) file