XL Fortran Enterprise Edition for AIX : User's Guide - IBM

name of the object file that contains the startup code, passed as the
first parameter to the linkage editor.
mcrt Same as for crt, but the object file contains profiling code for the -p
option.
mcrt_64
gcrt
gcrt_64
cpp
xlf
code
xlfopt
as
asopt
ld
ldopt
options
cppoptions
Same as for crt_64, but the object file contains profiling code for
the -p option.
Same as crt, but the object file contains profiling code for the -pg
option.
Same as crt_64, but the object file contains profiling code for the
-pg option.
The absolute path name of the C preprocessor, which is
automatically called for files ending with a specific suffix (usually
.F).
The absolute path name of the main compiler executable file. The
compiler commands are driver programs that execute this file.
The absolute path name of the optimizing code generator.
Lists names of options that are assumed to be compiler options, for
cases where, for example, a compiler option and a linker option
use the same letter. The list is a concatenated set of single-letter
flags. Any flag that takes an argument is followed by a colon, and
the whole list is enclosed by double quotation marks.
The absolute path name of the assembler.
Lists names of options that are assumed to be assembler options
for cases where, for example, a compiler option and an assembler
option use the same letter. The list is a concatenated set of
single-letter flags. Any flag that takes an argument is followed by a
colon, and the whole list is enclosed by double quotation marks.
You may find it more convenient to set up this attribute than to
pass options to the assembler through the -W compiler option.
The absolute path name of the linker.
Lists names of options that are assumed to be linker options for
cases where, for example, a compiler option and a linker option
use the same letter. The list is a concatenated set of single-letter
flags. Any flag that takes an argument is followed by a colon, and
the whole list is enclosed by double quotation marks.
You may find it more convenient to set up this attribute than to
pass options to the linker through the -W compiler option.
However, most unrecognized options are passed to the linker
anyway.
A string of options that are separated by commas. The compiler
processes these options as if you entered them on the command
line before any other option. This attribute lets you shorten the
command line by including commonly used options in one central
place.
A string of options that are separated by commas, to be processed
by cpp (the C preprocessor) as if you entered them on the
command line before any other option. This attribute is needed
because some cpp options are usually required to produce output
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