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Compiler Command-line Options 2.1.79 -M This option instructs the compiler to produce a list of make file dependency lines suitable for use by a make utility. The compiler executes only the preprocessor step of the compilation. By default, output is on the standard output stream. If you specify multiple source files, a single dependency file is created. If you specify the -o filename option, the dependency lines generated on standard output make reference to filename.o, and not to source.o. However, no object file is produced with the combination of -M -o filename. Use the --md option to generate dependency lines and object files for each source file. Example You can redirect output to a file by using standard UNIX and MS-DOS notation, for example: armcc -M source.c > Makefile See also • -C on page 2-13 • --[no_]depend_system_headers on page 2-25 • -E on page 2-33 • --md • -o filename on page 2-65. 2.1.80 --md This option instructs the compiler to compile the source and write make file dependency lines to a file. The output file is suitable for use by a make utility. The compiler names the file filename.d, where filename is the name of the source file. If you specify multiple source files, a dependency file is created for each source file. See also • --depend=filename on page 2-23 • --depend_format=string on page 2-24 • --[no_]depend_system_headers on page 2-25 2-60 Copyright © 2007, 2010 ARM Limited. All rights reserved. ARM DUI 0348A Non-Confidential
Compiler Command-line Options • -M on page 2-60 • -o filename on page 2-65. 2.1.81 --message_locale=lang_country[.codepage] This option switches the default language for the display of error and warning messages to the one you specify in lang_country or lang_country.codepage. Syntax --message_locale=lang_country[.codepage] Where: lang_country[.codepage] is the new default language for the display of error and warning messages. The permitted languages are independent of the host platform. The following settings are supported: • en_US • zh_CN • ko_KR • ja_JP. Default If you do not specify --message_locale, the compiler assumes --message_locale=en_US. Restrictions Ensure that you have installed the appropriate locale support for the host platform. The locale name might be case-sensitive, depending on the host platform. The ability to specify a codepage, and its meaning, depends on the host platform. Errors If you specify a setting that is not supported, the compiler generates an error message. Example To display messages in Japanese, use: ARM DUI 0348A Copyright © 2007, 2010 ARM Limited. All rights reserved. 2-61 Non-Confidential
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Preface Appendix A Via File Syntax
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