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gcc960 Compiler Driver
This chapter describes how to use the gcc960 driver program to control the
compilation system. Topics include:
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running the compilation system
•
sample command lines
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predefined macros
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command line options and their modifiers
Controlling the Compilation System with gcc960
gcc960-style translation and linking requires use of the gcc960 driver,
preprocessor, compiler, assembler, and linker.
The gcc960 compiler driver (
controls the preprocessor (
the compiler (
invoke the assembler, linker, and gcdm960 optimization decision maker.
Command-line options and environment variables allow you to control the
compilation.
gcc960 controls preprocessing, compilation, assembly and linking.
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Filenames ending in
compiled.
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Filenames ending in
compiled.
•
Compiler output files plus any input files with names ending in
assembled.
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Input files with names ending in
then assembled. (UNIX only.)
gcc960.exe
in Windows,
cpp.exe
in Windows,
cc1.exe
are taken as C source to be preprocessed and
.c
are taken as preprocessor output to be
.i
in Windows,
gcc960
on Unix) and
cpp.960
on Unix). It can also
cc1.960
(uppercase) are preprocessed and
.S
2
on Unix)
are
.s
2-1
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