INTROL-C COMPILER REFERENCE MANUAL

icc {)
where is the name of the C source file which is to be
compiled and () represents zero or more option specifiers
for controlling the compilation and assembly processes. The input
filename is expected to have a filename extension; if none is
specified, the Compiler will assume the source file name has the
extension ".c". Unless the user explicitly assigns some other name
to the output file, the relocatable file produced after the
Assembler pass finishes will default to having the same name as the
C source input file, except with the filename extension ".R".
Compiler-related as well as Assembler-related options may be
specified on the compiler command line. Each of the available
options are described in detail in the Compiler Section of this
manual. Some of these option specifiers, and their general function,
are indicated below.
Compiler-specific option specifiers include:
-a[t|d|b|s]=
Causes data of type "Text" or "Data" or "Bss" or "String",
respectively, to be placed under the location counter indicated
by the number.
-b=
Identifies as being the place to find current and
subsequent passes of the Compiler.
-C
-d
Overrides default condition with respect to generation of
position independent code.
Overrides default condition with respect to generation of
position independent data.
-g
Forces use of alternate "" version pre-processor pass.
-i=
Identifies as a place to search for #include files.
-k
Causes console to display the name of each compilation pass as
it is being executed.
-m(=)
Defines in preprocessor, with value optionally
assigned to .
-r
Retains the intermediate assembly language output file produced
by the Compiler.
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