Compiler Options

Command line compiler options for the fbc compiler:
   @< file >
      * Read (additional) command-line options from the file
   -a < name >
      * Add an object file to linker's list
   -arch < type >
      * Set target architecture
   -asm < format >
      * Sets the assembler format for Asm block
   -b < name >
      * Add a source file to compilation
   -buildprefix < name >
      * Set the internal buildprefix option
   -c
      * Compile only, do not link
   -C
      * Do not delete the object file(s)
   -d < name=val >
      * Add a preprocessor's define
   -dll
      * Create a DLL, including the import library.  (Same as -dylib)
   -dylib
      * Create a DLL, including the import library
   -e
      * Add error checking
   -earray
      * Enable array bounds checking
   -eassert
      * Enable assert() and assertwarn() checking
   -edebug
      * Enable __FB_DEBUG__
   -edebuginfo
      * Add debug information
   -elocation
      * Enable full error location reporting 
   -entry < name >
      * Override public exported name of implicit user main function
   -enullptr
      * Enable null-pointer checking
   -eunwind
      * Enable stack unwind information
   -ex
      * Add error checking with RESUME support
   -exx
      * Same as -ex, plus array bounds, null-pointer, and error location 
        reporting
   -export
      * Export symbols for dynamic linkage
   -forcelang <name>
      * Select language compatibility, overriding #lang/$lang in code
   -fpmode < type >
      * Select between fast and accurate floating-point operations 
        (default: PRECISE)
   -fpu < type >
      * Set the floating point arithmetics unit (default: FPU)
   -g
      * Add debug info, enable##__FB_DEBUG__##, and enable asserts
   -gen < backend >
      * Sets the compiler backend (default is 'gas' for x86 and 'gcc' for 
        x86_64)
   -i < name >
      * Add a path to search for include files
   -include < name >
      * Include a header file on each source compiled
   -l < name >
      * Add a library file to linker's list
   -lang < name >
      * Select language compatibility: fb, fblite, qb, deprecated
   -lib
      * Create a static library
   -m < name >
      * Define main file (without extension), the entry point (default is 
        the first .bas file on the command line)
   -map < name >
      * Save the linking map to file name
   -maxerr < val >
      * Only stop parsing if <val> errors occurred
   -mt
      * Link with thread-safe runtime library
   -nodeflibs
      * Do not include the default libraries
   -nolib < name(s) >
      * Do not include specific library(s)
   -noerrline
      * Do not show source line where error occurred
   -noobjinfo
      * Do not read/write compile-time info from/to .o and .a files
   -nostrip
      * Do not strip symbol information from the output file
   -o < name >
      * Set object file path/name (must be passed after the .bas file)
   -O < level >
      * Set the optimization level (-gen gcc)
   -p < name >
      * Add a path to search for libraries
   -pic
      * Generate position-independent code (non-x86 Unix shared libs)
   -pp
      * Emit the preprocessed input file only, do not compile
   -prefix < path >
      * Set the compiler prefix path
   -print < option >
      * Let the compiler display certain information (fblibdir, host, 
        target, x)
   -profile
      * Enable function profiling
   -r
      * Compile into *.asm / *.c / *.ll file(s) only, do not assemble or 
        link
   -R
      * Preserve intermediate *.asm / *.c / *.ll file(s) generated by 
        compilation
   -rr
      * Compile into *.asm file(s) only, do not assemble or link
   -RR
      * Preserve intermediate *.asm files generated by compilation
   -s < name >
      * Set subsystem (gui, console)
   -showincludes
      * Display a tree of file names of #included files
   -static
      * Prefer static libraries over dynamic ones when linking
   -strip
      * Omit all symbol information from the output file
   -t < value >
      * Set stack size in kbytes (default: 1 MB or 2 MB)
   -target < platform >
      * Set the target platform for cross compilation
   -v
      * Be verbose
   -vec < level >
      * Set level of vector optimizations enabled by the compiler 
        (default: 0)
   -version
      * Show compiler version
   -w < value >
      * Set min warning level: all, none, param, escape, pedantic, next, 
        funcptr, constness, suffix, error, upcast or a value
   -Wa < opt >
      * Pass options to GAS (separated by commas)
   -Wc < opt >
      * Pass options to GCC (separated by commas)
   -Wl < opt >
      * Pass options to LD (separated by commas)
   -x < name >
      * Set executable/library path/name
   -z < value >
      * Sets miscellaneous or experimental options

See also
   * Using the Command Line
   * #Cmdline

