cc53 -Xcpluscomm -woff 513 -c test.c -o test.o -g2 -non_shared -G 0 mips-linux-gnu-objdump -dr test.o CC [-64|-n32] [-all] [-anach] [-ansiE] [-ansiW] [-apo] [-apokeep] [-apolist] [-ar] [-auto_include] [-bigp_off] [-bigp_on] [-brief_diagnostics] [-c] [-cfront] [-common] [-D name=def] [-DEBUG] [-diag_error numberlist] [-diag_remark numberlist] [-diag_suppress numberlist] [-diag_warning numberlist] [-dollar] [-E] [-fb file] [-fb_create path] [-fb_opt path] [-fbgen] [-fbuse file] [-FE:eliminate_duplicate_inline_copies] [-FE:template_in_elf_section] [-float] [-float_const][-fullwarn] [-G num] [-g[n]] [-gslim] [-help] [-I dir] [-ignore_suffix] [-INLINE] [-IPA] [-J #] [-KPIC] [-L directory] [-l library] [-LANG] [-LIST] [-LNO] [-M] [-MDupdate filename] [-mipsn] [-MP] [-mp] [-mplist] [-no_auto_include] [-noinline] [-non_shared] [-no_prelink] [-none] [-nostinc] [-o outfile] [-O[n]] [-Ofast [= ipxx]] [-OPT:] [-P] [-pch] [-pedantic] [-prelink] [-pta] [-ptall] [-ptnone] [-ptused] [-ptv] [-quiet_prelinker] [-r] [-rprocessor] [-S] [-shared] [-show] [-signed] [-TARG] [-TENV] [-trapuv] [-U name] [-use_command] [-use_readonly_const] [-use_readwrite_const] [-use_suffix] [-v] [-version] [-W c,arg1 [,arg2...]] [-w] [-w2] [-woff all] [-woff numberlist] [-x lang] [-Xcpluscomm] [-Y c,path] files -n32, -64 Specifies the Application Binary Interface (ABI), either -n32 or -64. Specifying -n32 generates 32-bit objects. Specifying -64 generates 64-bit objects. -all Specifies that the linker should pull in the entire archive into the shared object, not just the object files needed for the link. -anach Specifies that anachronistic C++ constructs are allowed. -ansiE Issues an error message on all code that is not standard-conforming. -ansiW Issues a warning message on all code that is not standard-conforming. -apo, -apokeep, -apolist Controls the Auto-Parallelizing Option (APO), which automatically converts sequential code into parallel code by inserting parallel directives where it is safe and beneficial to do so. Note: These options are ignored unless you are licensed for the Auto-Parallelizing Option. For more information on this product, contact your sales representative. -ar Creates an archive instead of a shared object or executable. -auto_include, -no_auto_include Specifies that the compiler implicitly includes template definition files if such definitions are needed. -bigp_on Instructs that the compiler to enable the use of large pages within your program. -bigp_off Instructs that the compiler to disable the use of large pages within your program. This is the default for all optimization levels except -Ofast. -brief_diagnostics Issues one-line diagnostic messages. -c Disables the load step and writes the binary object file to file.o. -cfront Causes the compiler to accept constructs that were accepted by previous Cfront-based compilers. -common Relaxes the ANSI/ISO C Strict-Ref/Def-initialization model to the traditional IRIX Relaxed Ref/Def model. -Dname[=def ][,name[ =def]]... Defines name to the macro preprocessor. -DEBUG:... Controls the compiler's attempts to detect various errors (at compile time or run time) and controls how the errors are reported. For more information on the debugging options, see the debug_group(5) man page. -diag_error numberlist Treats messages with the specified numbers as errors and does not generate an object file. -diag_remark numberlist Treats messages with the specified numbers as remarks unless they are nondiscretionary errors. -diag_suppress numberlist Equivalent to specifying -woff. -diag_warning numberlist Treats messages with the specified numbers as warnings unless they are nondiscretionary errors. -dollar Allows the dollar sign as a character in C identifiers. -E Run only the source preprocessor files, without considering suffixes, and writes the result to stdout. -fbfile Specifies the feedback file to be used. -fb_create path Generates an instrumented executable program, which is suitable for producing one or more .instr files for subsequent feedback compilation. -fb_opt path Specifies the directory that contains the instrumentation output generated by compiling with -fb_create and then running your program with a training input set. -fbgen Generates an instrumented executable program. -fbuse file Specifies a .Counts file that is used to guide feedback compilation. -FE:eliminate_duplicate_inline_copies Eliminates duplicate copies of functions that are declared inline but for which an out-of-line copy must be generated. -FE:template_in_elf_section Eliminates duplicate template instantiation from an executable or DSO. -float Causes the compiler to use single-precision floating-point wherever float is specified, except in function arguments. -float_const Interprets floating point constants without precision suffixes as single-precision whenever doing so will not lose precision and the context is otherwise single-precision. -fullwarn Requests that the compiler generate comment-level messages. These messages are suppressed by default. This option can be useful during software development. -G num Specifies the maximum size, in bytes, of a data item that is to be accessed from the Global Pointer (GP). num must be a decimal number. -g[n] Generates debugging information and establishes a debugging level. -gslim Limits the amount of debugging information generated by the compiler for class definitions -help Lists all available options. The compiler is not invoked. -Idir Specifies a directory to be searched for #include files. -ignore_suffix Determines the language of the source file being compiled by the command used to invoke the compiler. -INLINE:... Specifies actions for the standalone inliner. For more information on the individual options in this group, see the ipa(5) man page. -IPA[:...] Controls the application of interprocedural analysis (IPA) and optimization. This includes inlining, common block array padding, constant propagation, dead function elimination, alias analysis, and other features. Specify -IPA with no arguments to invoke the interprocedural analysis phase with default options. For more information on the individual options in this group, see the ipa(5) man page. -J[#] Specifies the maximum number of concurrent compiles that the C++ prelinker is allowed to run at once. -KPIC Generates position-independent code (PIC), which is necessary for programs loaded with dynamic shared libraries. Enabled by default. -llibrary Searches the library named liblibrary .a or liblibrary.so . Libraries are searched in the order given on the command line. -Ldirectory Changes the library search algorithm for the loader. -LANG:... Controls the language option group. -LIST:... Writes an assembler listing file to file.l. -LNO:... Specifies options and transformations performed on loop nests by the Loop Nest Optimizer. For details about these options, see the lno(5) man page. -M[] Runs only the preprocessor on the named files and writes make dependencies to standard output. -MDupdate[file] Updates makefile dependencies in file. -mipsn Specifies the instruction set architecture (ISA). -mp Generates multiprocessing code for the files being compiled. This option causes the compiler to recognize all multiprocessing directives and enables all -MP:... options. -MP:... Specifies individual multiprocessing options that provide fine control over certain optimizations. -mplist Generates file.w2f.c . -noinline Suppresses expansion of inline functions. -non_shared Builds a nonshared object. -none Turns off the effects of -all for the remainder of the command line. -nostdinc Directs the system to skip the standard directory, /usr/include, when searching for #include files. -ooutfile Writes the executable file to outfile rather than to a.out. By default, the executable output file is written to a.out. -On Specifies the basic optimization level. -Ofast[=ipxx] Selects optimization that maximizes performance for a given SGI platform. -OPT:... Controls miscellaneous optimizations. These options override defaults based on the main optimization level. For details, see the opt(5) man page. -pch Uses the -LANG:pch option. -pedantic Warns that the #ident preprocessor directive is nonstandard. -prelnk, no_prelink Instructs the compiler to emit information in the object file and in an associated .ii file to help the prelinker determine which files are responsible for instantiating the various template entities referenced in a set of object files. -P Runs only the source preprocessor and puts the results for each source file in a corresponding file.i . The file.i that is generated does not contain # lines. -pta, ptall Instantiates template entities declared or referenced in the current compilation. -ptnone, No templates are instantiated. -ptused, Template entities used in this compilation will be instantiated. -ptv, Prints the name of the template entity and source file. -quiet_prelinker, Disables prelinker output in C++. -r, Creates Executable Linking Format (ELF) relocatable objects when specified with -IPA during compilation. -rprocessor Specifies the code scheduler. -S Generates an assembly file, file.s, rather than an object file (file.o). See the MIPSpro Assembly Language Programmer's Guide for a discussion of the assembly language file that can be created by using this option. -shared Creates a shared library instead of an executable program. -show Print the passes as they execute with their arguments and their input and output files. -signed Causes values of type char to be treated as if they had type signed char. -TARG:... Cross compiling is compiling a program on one system and executing it on another. To cross compile, you can either use the -TARG: command line options to control the target architecture and machine for which code is generated or you can set the COMPILER_DEFAULTS_PATH environment variable to specify the file that contains the default processor information needed to generate executable code for the target system. -TENV:... Specifies the target environment option group. The target environment is the system upon which the executable code will be run. These options control the target environment assumed and/or produced by the compiler. -trapuv This option has been replaced by the -DEBUG:trap_uninitialized option. -Uname Undefines a variable for the source preprocessor. -use_command Uses the command name to determine which compiler to invoke for recognized source files. -use_readonly_const Puts string literals and file-level const qualified initialized variables into a .rodata section. -use_readwrite_const Puts string literals and file-level const qualified initialized variables into a readable and writable data section. -use_suffix Use the file suffix to determine which compiler to invoke. -v This option has the same functionality as -show. -version Writes compiler release version information to stdout . No input file needs to be specified when this option is used. -w[] Suppresses messages. -w2[] Counts warnings as errors. -Wl,opt[, arg][,opt[ ,arg]]... Specifies options to be passed directly to the linker. -woffnumberlist Specifies message numbers to suppress. -woff all Suppresses warning messages. -x lang Specifies that the following files are of the specified language, regardless of suffix. Valid values for lang are c, c++, f, f90, assembler, object, or none. -Xcpluscommnumberlist Applies C++ style comment rules. filename Name of the file that contains the C++ source statements. The file name must end with one of the following suffixes: .C, .c++, .c, .cc, .cpp, .CPP, .cxx, or .CXX.