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Compiler Command-line Options
Default
If you do not specify a --depend_format option, then the format of output dependency
files depends on your choice of operating system:
Windows
UNIX
On Windows systems, the default is to use either Windows-style
paths or UNIX-style paths, whichever is given.
On UNIX systems, the default is --depend_format=unix.
Example
On a Windows system, compiling a file main.c containing the line:
#include "..\include\header files\common.h"
using the options --depend=depend.txt --depend_format=unix_escaped produces a
dependency file depend.txt containing the entries:
main.axf: main.c
main.axf: ../include/header\ files/common.h
See also
• --depend=filename on page 2-23
• --md on page 2-60.
2.1.29 --[no_]depend_system_headers
This option enables or disables the output of system include dependency lines when
generating make file dependency information using either the -M option or the --md
option.
Default
The default is --depend_system_headers.
Example
/* hello.c */
#include
int main(void)
{
printf("Hello, world!\n");
return 0;
}
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