vbt
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I've found on my old archives another SN System compiler. Is it worth to publish it ?
C:\>D:\DOCUME~1\ADMINI~1\LOCALS~1\Temp\~AceTemp\CCSH.EXE
CC for Saturn SH v3.06.0015 (Win32)
(c) SN Systems Software Ltd 1997
Usage: CCSH [options / files]
Main options :
-c compile to object file
-S compile to assembler source
-E pre-process only
-v print executed commands
-o FILE specify output file
-l LIBRARY specify library to link in
-L DIR specify directory to search for libraries
-I DIR specify directory to search for include files
-D NAME define pre-processor macro
-D NAME=DEF define pre-processor macro to string DEF
-U NAME undefine pre-processor macro
-g generate debugging information
-ON set optimisation level N : O0=none, O3=max
-f... compiler option/optimisation - see compiler documentation
-m... machine specific option - see compiler documentation
-ansi check code for ANSI compliance
-Wall enable all warnings
-w disable all warnings
-W... other warning control - see compiler documentation
-Wp,... specify pre-processor option(s)
-Wa,... specify assembler option(s)
-Wl,... specify linker option(s)
-X... specify linker option (same as -Wl,...)
-nostdlib do not link in the standard libraries
-save-temps preserve intermediate temporary files
Associated expected tools:
C preprocessor : cppsh (in INI 'compiler_path' directory)
C compiler : cc1sh (in INI 'compiler_path' directory)
C++ compiler : cc1plsh (in INI 'compiler_path' directory)
Assembler : assh (in INI 'assembler_path' directory)
Linker : psylink (in INI 'linker_path' directory)
See the supplied compiler documentation for further information