The output options let you specify names and directory locations for files that result from the compilation.
Default: Off
Specifies that the compiler should compile to object (.o file) only and not link.
Default: Off
Specifies that the compiler should produce an assembly file with optional code annotations. This option requires the use of the -S option.
Default: Off
Specifies that the compiler should produce an assembly file with optional source annotations. This option requires the use of the -S option.
Default: On when -S is specified
Specifies that the compiler should produce an assembly file with compiler comments, including options and version information.This option requires the use of the -S option.
Specifies the directory (path) where module files (file extension .mod) are placed. See also Searching for Include and .mod Files,
Default: Off
Specifies the name of the output file.
If -c is specified, -o specifies the name of the object file.
If -S is specified, -o specifies the name of the assembly listing file.
If neither -c nor -S is specified, -o specifies the name of the executable file.
Default: Off
Specifies dir as the root directory for the compiler installation.
Default: Off
Specifies the directory location of supporting tools, specifically the preprocessor, compiler, assembler, and linker.
For syntax and details, see Using -Qlocation to Specify an Alternate Location for a Tool.
Default: Off
Passes options to tools, specifically the preprocessor, compiler, assembler, and linker.
For syntax and details, see Using -Qoption to Pass Options to Tools.
Default: Off
Specifies that the compiler should compile to assembly (.s) file only and not link.
Default: Off
Specifies that objects should be produced through the assembler.