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Preface Introduction Getting started with the ARM Compiler Using command-line options
Invoking the ARM compiler Ordering command-line options Specifying command-line options with an environmen Autocompleting command-line options Reading compiler options from a file Specifying keyboard input File naming conventions Portability Output files Include files The current place The RVCT31INC environment variable The search path The TMP and TMPDIR environment variables Precompiled header files Automatic PCH processing Manual PCH processing Controlling the output of messages during PCH proc Performance issues Specifying the procedure call standard (AAPCS) Interworking qualifiers Position independence qualifiers Using linker feedback Thread-local storage Eight‑byte alignment features Compiler Features Coding Practices Diagnostic Messages Using the Inline and Embedded Assemblers SemihostingUsing command-line options
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You can control many aspects of compiler operation with command-line options. The ARM compiler uses the Edison Design Group (EDG) front end. See the Edison Design Group web site at http://www.edg.com for more information on the EDG front end.
The following rules apply, depending on the type of option:
- Single‑letter options
All single‑letter options, or single‑letter options with arguments, are preceded by a single dash
‑. You can use a space between the option and the argument, or the argument can immediately follow the option. For example:‑Jdirectory‑Jdirectory
- Keyword options
All keyword options, or keyword options with arguments, are preceded by a double dash
‑‑. An=or space character is required between the option and the argument. For example:‑‑depend=file.d‑‑depend file.d
Compiler options that contain non‑leading ‑ or _ can use either of these characters. For example, ‑‑force_new_nothrow is the same as ‑‑force‑new‑nothrow.
To compile files with names starting with a dash, use the POSIX option -- to specify that all subsequent arguments are treated as filenames, not as command switches. For example, to compile a file named -ifile_1, use:
armcc ‑c ‑‑ ‑ifile_1
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