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Compiler Commands [2]
4. Directory /usr/include.
Directories for #include file are searched in the following order:
1. Directories named in -I options, in command line order.
2. Site-specific and compiler release-specific include files directories.
3. Directory /usr/include.
If the -I option specifies a directory name that does not begin with a backslash
(/), the directory is interpreted as relative to the current working directory and
not relative to the directory of the input file (if different from the current working
directory). For example:
cc -I. -I yourdir mydir/b.c
The preceding command line produces the following search order:
1. mydir (#include "file" only).
2. Current working directory, specified by -I.
3. yourdir (relative to the current working directory), specified by -I
yourdir.
4. Site-specific and compiler release-specific include files directories.
5. Directory /usr/include.
2.20.5 -M (CC, cc, cpp)
The -M option provides information about recompilation dependencies that the
source file invokes on #include files and other source files. This information is
printed in the form expected by make. Such dependencies are introduced by the
#include directive. The output is directed to stdout.
2.20.6 -N (cpp)
The -N option specified on the cpp command line enables the old style (referred
to as K & R) preprocessing. If you have problems with preprocessing (especially
non-C source code), use this option.
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- Cray Standard C/C++ Reference 1
- New Features 3
- Record of Revision 5
- S–2179–36 v 9
- Directives [3] 45 11
- Cray Standard C++ [4] 103 13
- Predefined Macros [7] 117 14
- Contents 15
- S–2179–36 xi 15
- S–2179–36 xiii 17
- Related Publications 18
- Ordering Documentation 19
- Conventions 19
- Reader Comments 20
- Introduction [1] 21
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- Compiler Commands [2] 23
- 2.1 CC Command 24
- 2.2 cc Command 24
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- 2.3 Command Line Options 26
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- CC -O3 -h vector2 myfile.c 28
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- 2.5 Template Language Options 32
- 2.6 Virtual Functions Options 33
- 2.7 General Language Options 34
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- 2.15 Math Options 46
- S–2179–36 27 47
- 2.16 Analysis Tool Options 48
- 2.17 Debugging Options 49
- 2.18 Compiler Message Options 50
- -h nomessage=174:9 51
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- 2.20 Preprocessing Options 55
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- S–2179–36 37 57
- 2.21 Loader Options 58
- S–2179–36 39 59
- 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
- S–2179–36 55 75
- 3.6 Instantiation Directives 77
- 3.7 Vectorization Directives 77
- 3.8 Tasking Directives 82
- S–2179–36 63 83
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- __tsk_name_nnn 85
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- Directives [3] 101
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- S–2179–36 85 105
- 3.10 Scalar Directives 106
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- 3.11 Inlining Directives 120
- Cray Standard C++ [4] 123
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- 5.1 Complex Data Extensions 125
- 5.2 fortran Keyword 126
- S–2179–36 109 129
- 6.1 Automatic Instantiation 130
- S–2179–36 111 131
- 6.2 Instantiation Modes 133
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- 6.5 Implicit Inclusion 136
- Predefined Macros [7] 137
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- S–2179–36 119 139
- 8.1 Cray TotalView Debugger 141
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- S–2179–36 123 143
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- S–2179–36 129 149
- Cray Standard C main program: 150
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- Cray Standard C++ program: 156
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- Libraries and Loaders [A] 173
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- S–2179–36 155 175
- B.1 C++ Conformance 177
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- S–2179–36 159 179
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- B.2 C++ Anachronisms Accepted 181
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- S–2179–36 171 191
- Compiler Messages [C] 193
- 174 S–2179–36 194
- C.3 Message Severity 195
- C.4 Common System Messages 196
- S–2179–36 177 197
- Intrinsic Functions [D] 199
- Cray SV1 series only 201
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