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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 SemihostingControlling the output of messages during PCH processing
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When the compiler creates or uses a PCH file, it displays the following message:
test.c: creating precompiled header file test.pch
You can suppress this message by using the command‑line option ‑‑no_pch_messages.
When you use the ‑‑pch_verbose option, the compiler displays a message for each PCH file that is considered, but cannot be used, giving the reason why it cannot be used.
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