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Compiler Command-line Options
The compiler returns the same totals that fromelf returns when fromelf -z is used, in a
similar format. The totals include embedded assembler sizes when embedded assembly
exists in the source code.
Example
Code (inc. data) RO Data RW Data ZI Data Debug File Name
3308 1556 0 44 10200 8402 dhry_1.o
Code (inc. data) RO Data RW Data ZI Data Debug File Name
416 28 0 0 0 7722 dhry_2.o
The (inc. data) column gives the size of constants, string literals, and other data items
used as part of the code. The Code column, shown in the example, includes this value.
See also
• --list on page 2-82
• --info=topic[,topic,...] on page 2-44 in the Linker Reference Guide
• Code metrics on page 5-10 in the Compiler User Guide
• Using command-line options on page 2-7 in the Utilities Guide.
2.1.92 --inline, --no_inline
This option enables or disables the inlining of functions. Disabling the inlining of
functions can help to improve the debug illusion.
When the option --inline is selected, the compiler considers inlining each function.
Compiling your code with --inline does not guarantee that all functions are inlined. See
When is it practical for the compiler to inline on page 5-19 in the Compiler User Guide
for more information about how the compiler decides to inline functions.
When the option --no_inline is selected, the compiler does not attempt to inline
functions, other than functions qualified with __forceinline.
Default
The default is --inline.
See also
• --autoinline, --no_autoinline on page 2-17
• --forceinline on page 2-58
• -Onum on page 2-96
• -Ospace on page 2-99
• -Otime on page 2-99
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