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The default configuration file for cc is
ROOTDIR/etc/compiler.ccg
You may chose a different configuration file by setting the environment variable CCG to point to the
desired file. Interfaces to other compilers may be available from MKS.
If you want cc to temporarily use a different compiler, you can set the environment variable CCG to
the name of the configuration file for the desired compiler.
If you rename the cc executable, it attempts to find its default configuration in a .ccg file with the
same base name as the renamed executable. For example, if you rename cc.exe to c89.exe,
c89 looks for a default configuration file named c89.ccg in ROOTDIR/etc.
If you use a compiler that does not have a configuration file, you can customize a given
configuration file to use your compiler. Read the cc miscellaneous information reference page
carefully, and modify an existing configuration to use your compiler.
ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES
CCG
identifies the configuration file for the desired compiler. If CCG contains -, cc reads the
default configuration from the standard input. If CCG contains a file name, cc uses that file
as its default configuration file. If CCG contains a directory name, cc looks for the default
configuration in the cc.ccg file in that directory. If the executable has been renamed, it
looks for the default configuration in a .ccg file with the same name as the executable. For
example, if cc.exe is renamed to c89.exe, it looks for the default configuration in
$CCG/c89.ccg.
DIAGNOSTICS
Possible exit status values are:
0
>0
Successful completion.
An error occurred.
AVAILABILITY
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