Gcc960 And File Use; Input Files - Intel i960 User Manual

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gcc960 and File Use

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i960 Processor Compiler User's Guide
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__STRICT_ANSI__
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The compiler, assembler, and linker all use filenames specified on the
gcc960 command line to find and create input and output files. In
addition, translation and linking require temporary work files.

Input Files

The gcc960 command line allows filename inputs that support
specification of assembly-language files, preprocessed source files, C
source files, object files, and libraries. The compiler driver determines the
type of each input file by the filename extension, as follows:
filename .c
filename .i
filename .s
filename .S
indicates that the generated code is arranged for
big-endian address space. The
option causes this macro to be defined.
indicates that C constructs not conforming to the
ANSI standard should be flagged. The
(ANSI) option causes these macros to be
defined.
indicates that the plain
the type. This is the default.
unsigned char
indicates a C source file that can contain macros
and preprocessor directives.
indicates a preprocessed C source file.
indicates an assembly-language source file.
indicates an assembly-language source file that
can contain preprocessor macros and directives.
(Big-endian)
G
ansi
type are treated like
char