This option interleaves C or C++ source code line by line
as comments within an assembly listing generated using the --asm option
or -S option.
UsageThe action of --interleave depends on the
combination of options used:
Table 3. Compiling with the ---interleave option
| Compiler option | Action |
|---|---|
--asm --interleave | Writes a listing to a file of the disassembly of the compiled source, interleaving the source code with the disassembly. The
link step is also performed, unless the The disassembly is written to a text file whose
name defaults to the name of the input file with the filename extension |
-S --interleave | Writes a listing to a file of the disassembly of the compiled source, interleaving the source code with the disassembly. The
disassembly is written to a text file whose name defaults to the name
of the input file with the filename extension |
You cannot re-assemble an assembly listing generated with
--asm--interleaveor-S--interleave.Preprocessed source files contain
#linedirectives. When compiling preprocessed files using--asm --interleaveor-S --interleave, the compiler searches for the original files indicated by any#linedirectives, and uses the correct lines from those files. This ensures that compiling a preprocessed file gives exactly the same output and behavior as if the original files were compiled.If the compiler cannot find the original files, it is unable to interleave the source. Therefore, if you have preprocessed source files with
#linedirectives, but the original unpreprocessed files are not present, you must remove all the#linedirectives before you compile with--interleave.
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