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This section describes the command syntax for the ARM compiler.
You can control many aspects of compiler operation with command-line
options. The ARM compiler uses the Edison Design Group (EDG)
front-end. See the Edison Design Group web site at http://www.edg.com for
more information on the EDG front-end.
The following rules apply, depending on the type of option:
All single-letter options, or single-letter options
with arguments, are preceded by a single dash -.
For example, -J.directory
All keyword options, or keyword options with arguments, are
preceded by a double dash --. For example, --strict.
In most cases, the ARM compiler permits space between the option letter and the argument.
Wherever possible, the compiler adopts widely used command-line options familiar both to users of Windows/MS-DOS. The accepted compiler options are described in the rest of this section.
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