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10−8 UTILITIES 10.3 CC166 Name cc166 control program for the C166/ST10 toolchain Synopsis cc166 [ [option]... [control]... [file]... ]... cc166 −V cc166 −? ( UNIX C−shell: "−?" or −\? ) Chapter 10 Description The control program cc166 is provided to facilitate the invocation of the various components of the C166/ST10 toolchain. The control program accepts source files, options and controls on the command line in random order. Options are preceded by a ’−’ (minus sign). Controls are reserved words. The input file can have any extension as explained below. The control program recognizes the following argument types: • Arguments starting with a ’−’ character are options. Some options are interpreted by cc166 itself; the remaining options are passed to those programs in the toolchain that accept the option. • Arguments which are known by cc166 as a control are passed to those programs in the toolchain that accept the control. • Arguments with a .cc, .cxx or .cpp suffix are interpreted as C++ source programs and are passed to the C++ compiler. • Arguments with a .ccm suffix are interpreted as C++ source programs using intrinsics and are passed to the C++ compiler. • Arguments with a .c or .ic suffix are interpreted as C source programs and are passed to the compiler. • Arguments with a .icm or .cmp suffix are interpreted as C source programs using intrinsics and are passed to the C compiler. • Arguments with a .asm suffix are interpreted as assembly source files are passed to the macro preprocessor. • Arguments with a .src suffix are interpreted as preprocessed assembly files. They are directly passed to the assembler.
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The information in this document ha
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IV CONTENTS CONTENTS Table of Conte
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XVI MANUAL STRUCTURE Manual Purpose
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XVIII MANUAL STRUCTURE RELATED PUBL
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XX MANUAL STRUCTURE Manual Purpose
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1−2 CONCEPT CHAPTER 1 Chapter 1
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1−4 CONCEPT Chapter 1 Ease of Deb
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1−8 CONCEPT In support of the pro
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