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Cray Standard C/C++ Reference Manual
C.2 Controlling the Use of Messages
The following sections summarize the command line options that affect the
issuing of messages from the compiler.
C.2.1 Command Line Options
O
ption Description
-h errorlimit[=n] Specifies the maximum
number of error messages the
compiler prints before it exits.
-h [no]message=n[:...] Enables or disables the
specified compiler messages,
overriding -h msglevel.
-h msglevel_n Specifies the lowest severity
level of messages to be issued.
-h report=args Generates optimization report
messages.
C.2.2 Environment Options for Messages
The following environment variables are used by the message system. For more
information, see the Cray Message System Programmer’s Guide.
V
ariable Description
NLSPATH Specifies the default value of the message system
search path environment variable.
LANG Identifies your requirements for native language,
local customs, and coded character set with regard
to the message system.
MSG_FORMAT Controls the format in which you receive error
messages.
C.2.3 ORIG_CMD_NAME Environment Variable
You can override the command name printed in the message. If the environment
variable ORIG_CMD_NAME is set, the value of ORIG_CMD_NAME is used as the
command name in the message. This functionality is provided for use with shell
scripts that invoke the compiler. By setting ORIG_CMD_NAME to the name of the
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- Cray Standard C/C++ Reference 1
- New Features 3
- Record of Revision 5
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- Directives [3] 45 11
- Cray Standard C++ [4] 103 13
- Predefined Macros [7] 117 14
- Contents 15
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- Related Publications 18
- Ordering Documentation 19
- Conventions 19
- Reader Comments 20
- Introduction [1] 21
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- Compiler Commands [2] 23
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- 2.16 Analysis Tool Options 48
- 2.17 Debugging Options 49
- 2.18 Compiler Message Options 50
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- 2.21 Loader Options 58
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- 2.22 Miscellaneous Options 60
- 2.23 Command Line Examples 62
- 2.24 Environment Variables 63
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- #pragma Directives [3] 65
- 3.1 Protecting Directives 66
- 3.3 Loop Directives 66
- 3.5 General Directives 68
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- 3.6 Instantiation Directives 77
- 3.7 Vectorization Directives 77
- 3.8 Tasking Directives 82
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- 5.1 Complex Data Extensions 125
- 5.2 fortran Keyword 126
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- 6.1 Automatic Instantiation 130
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- 6.2 Instantiation Modes 133
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- 6.5 Implicit Inclusion 136
- Predefined Macros [7] 137
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- 8.1 Cray TotalView Debugger 141
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- B.2 C++ Anachronisms Accepted 181
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- Compiler Messages [C] 193
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- C.3 Message Severity 195
- C.4 Common System Messages 196
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- Intrinsic Functions [D] 199
- Cray SV1 series only 201
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