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Version 1.0 - 2 - October 1984
CC(1) Silicon Graphics CC(1)
-c Suppress the loading phase of the compilation, and force an object
file to be produced even if only one source file is given.
-g Generate debugging information. Currently, this does not have
meaning when C is intermixed with another language. For FOR-
TRAN and Pascal files, the appropriate compiler will be called with
the +d switch and the symbol table produced by the pre-linker will
be placed in x.dbg , where x is the name of the final program. For
pure C programs, additional symbol table information will be gen-
erated for dbx(1).
-l x Include libx.a as a library ld should search for undefined references.
ld will look for the library first in the directory /lib , then in /usr/lib ,
and finally in /usr/local/lib . The string x may be more than one
letter.
-n Normally, cc passes the -n switch to ld , which causes it to load the
program with shared text. The -n switch suppresses the passing of
-n to ld .
-o output Name the final output file output .
-p Tell ccom to generate code to count subroutine calls for use with
prof . Neither FORTRAN nor Pascal support profiling.
-x By default, cc passes a -x flag to ld . in order to suppress local sym-
bols from the final symbol table. The -x flag inhibits this default.
-C prevent the macro preprocessor from removing C style comments
found in the source. Such comments are always removed from Pas-
cal programs.
-D name=def
-D name
Define the name to the preprocessor, as if by #define . (There should
be no blanks between the D and the symbol to be defined.) If no
definition is given, the name is defined as “1”.
-E Run only the macro preprocessor on the named C, Pascal and FOR-
TRAN source, and send the result to the standard output.
-I dir Look in directory dir for missing #include files. Include files whose
names are surrounded by double quotes and do not begin with ‘ / ’
are always sought first in the directory of the input file, then in
directories named in -I options, then in /usr/include , and finally in
/usr/local/include . Include files names beginning with ’ / ’, are treated
as absolute paths. Include files whose names are surrounded by
pointed brackets are not looked for in the directory of the input file.
-L Produce an assembly listing for each C or assembler source file, and
a FORTRAN listing of cach FORTRAN source file. Assembler list-
ings have the suffix .lst and FORTRAN listings have the suffix .l .
-O xx Invoke an object-code improver on each C file. xx are options to c2 .
Possible options are S (perform stack optimizations), P (remove
stackprobes), K (omit kernel optimizations). Use of these options is
not recommended for the standard compilation environment.