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$ Copyright 08/26/96 Sun Microsystems, Inc. All Rights Reserved
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$ @(#)driver5_msg.txt 1.46 96/08/26 SMI
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$  
$ NOTE: The "-#" lead-in character must be followed by a space to be recognized
$ as a comment line.  All comment lines must begin with "-# ".
$ 
$ 
$ This file is used to create the .msg file, .h header files, and
$ on-line help files needed to process messages in acomp, alint, acpp, & ssbd
$  
$ The file has the following format:
$ 
$ <--> <severity> [<#msgno>] <msg-tag> <brief error-text>
$ <-[> <sanitized brief error-text>
$ <++> <error explanation help text>
$ <-+> <verbose error-text>
$ <-#> <comment>
$ <-@> <testname path>
$ 
$ The 'lead-in' characters denote the following:
$ 
$ 	'--'	:	Normal (standard) error text.  like what C++ has now
$ 	'-['	:	Error text with all %<symbol> fields replaced 
$ 	'++'	:	Error explanation help text.
$ 	'-+'	:	Verbose error text
$ 	'-#'	:	Error source file comments
$ 	'-@'	:	Comment documenting testname which stress this message
$ 
$ The 'lead-in' characters must be followed by a space or tab character,
$ including comment lines '-#'.  The fields <severity> <#msgno> <msg-tag>
$ <brief error-text> must be seperated by only one space or tab character.
$ 
$ The five entries are matched sets.  All text between '--' pairs is
$ considered a set assigned to <msg-tag>.  The entries for '-[', '++',
$ '-+', '-#', '-@' are optional.  The 'lead-in' characters must be present in
$ the first column only and only for the first line of text for each
$ subset member.  To be recognized as 'lead-in' characters they must
$ begin in column one and must be immediately followed by a space or tab
$ character.  The subset members '--', '-[', '-#' and '-@' consist of single
$ line entries only, all other subset members can consist of multiple lines.
$ There is one order dependency, that is that the '++' line(s) must
$ follow the '-[' line.  The ordering here is for implementation
$ convenience, it simplifies the building of the explanation help text
$ files.
$ 
$ The fields '--' 'severity' 'msg-tag' must all be on the same line.
$ The field 'severity' consists of a single digit integer.  The fields
$ '-[' 'sanitized brief error-text' must be on the same line.  The fields
$ 'brief error-text' 'sanitized brief error-text' 'error explanation help
$ text' 'verbose error-text' 'comment' are all considered to begin with
$ second character following the field (or lead-in characters) that is
$ required to precede them.  This means if you start the fields 'error
$ explanation help text' 'verbose error-text' 'comment' with a newline
$ they will begin with a newline character.  This is done by placing a
$ newline character, '\n', after the required space or tab character
$ following the lead-in characters '++', '-+', or '-#', e.g. "++ \n".
$ 
$ msg-tags must adhear to these naming rules:
$ The must consist of uppercase letters (A-Z) and the 
$ character underscore (_).  They must begin with an uppercase letter.
$ 
$ They are limited to 31 characters in length
$ 
$ They must be unique
$ 
$ Try to make them represent the message they tag, they are
$ likely to become visable to the end user
$ 
$ When used in the help files the underscores will be converted to hyphens
$ 
$ 'severity' is a number and is defined as a severity level for use by
$ the compiler, currently this is unsed and should be set to 1.
$ 
$ '#msgno' is generated automatically by the assignmsgno utility.
$ #msgno should NEVER BE ADDED OR EDITED BY HAND.  When a new message
$ is added it should be added with a new error text line as follows:
$ 
$ <--> <severity> <msg-tag> <brief error-text>
$ 
$ 
$ ######################################################################
$ 
$ Message order is no longer important.  Messages can be moved and
$ grouped.  Permanent message numbers are assigned by the utility
$ assignmsgno.  The target which assigns message numbers in the acomp
$ Makfile.common should only be run by the buildmaster or C project lead
$ at each point when a message file may be shipped off for localization.
$ These might include:  viability, alpha, beta, FCS slush dates and patch
$ builds.  Never assign message numbers by hand.
$ 
$     Do Not remove an error, instead add a comment following it saying:
$  DELETED MESSAGE - The above message is no longer used
$  However, the help text for the message should be removed along
$       with the sanitized brief error text "-[" line.  Only the
$       message "--" line and "-# DELETED MESSAGE" line should remain.
$     Do Not reuse messages
$  Remember they may be used in more than one place
$     Do Not reword a message.  If wording changes are neccessary add
$  a comment line to the original message saying:
$       DELETED MESSAGE - The above message is no longer used
$       and add a new message with the correct wording and move
$  the help text from the old message to the new message, reworded
$  appropriately
$     Typos may be fixed.  However, they must also be fixed in the
$     appropriate chkpt.msg file, so that compmsg will not complain.
$     No other changes should be made to chkpt.msg file by hand!
$ 
$ Start all error messages with E_
$ 
$ If you need a leading space, begin the message with a space
$ i.e. the message starts with the second character following the
$ 	msg-tag.
$ For trailing spaces, just add them to the end,
$   add a comment that the trailing spaces are important
$ 
$ Add comment on all messages that do not need explanation text
$ 
$ 
$ 
1 Message catalog %s/%s installed.\n
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$  
$ ######################################################################
$  
2 line %d
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3 ???
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4 cc: Warning
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5 -D option too long, option ignored
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6 cc: -YP may not be used with -YL, -YU, or -YF
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7 cc: -YL may not be used with -YP
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8 cc: -YU may not be used with -YP
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9 -o would overwrite %s
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10 cc: Can't exec %s
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11 Conflicting option -%c with %s
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12 Conflicting option -S with %s
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13 cc: Fatal error in %s
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14 cc: Illegal suffix for object file %s
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15 cc: Lost %s - No child process!
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16 cc: Option -%c requires an argument
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17 cc: Out of memory
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18 cc: Process table full - try again later
$ 
19 Status %d
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20 cc: Too many arguments: -Y %s,%s,%s
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21 cc: Unable to evaluate runpath
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22 cc: Unrecognized pass name: '%s%c'
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23 option -%c passed to ld
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24 cc: %s failed for %s
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25 -B symbolic not supported on hp.
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26 cc: -Xs and -xM1 are not compatible
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27 cc: -Xs and -xM1 are not compatible %s
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28 cc: Available options:[ABcCDEfgHIKlLmnoOpPqQrRSuUvVwxWXYZ#]
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29 Bad option -Y %s,%s. Ignored
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30 cc: -a conflicts with -dy.
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31 cc: Fatal error in %s : %s
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32 cc: No input file specified, no output generated
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33 cc: Outfile %s would overwrite input file
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34 Profiling not available, -Wb options discarded.
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35 %s conflicts with %s. %s turned off
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36 -x%s conflicts with -xildoff, using -x%s
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37 -x%s conflicts with -xildon, using -x%s
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38 illegal option -%c%s
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39 illegal option --
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40 illegal option -B%s
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41 cc: illegal option -K%s
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42 cc: illegal option -p%s
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43 cc: illegal option -q%s
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44 illegal option -Q%s
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45 cc: illegal option -W%s
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46 cc: illegal option -X%s
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47 illegal option -Z%s
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48 illegal option -a%s
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49 illegal option -d%s
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50 illegal option -f%s
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51 illegal option -k%s
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52 illegal option -m%s
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53 cc: illegal option -Y%s
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54 illegal option -x%s
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55 option not supported on hp -a
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56 option not supported on hp -h
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57 option not supported on hp -i
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58 option not supported on hp -t
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59 option -Z%s not supported in this release\n
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60 -O conflicts with -g. -O turned off.
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61 -S option is ignored with -Zssbd option
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62 -g conflicts with auto-inlining, auto-inlining turned off
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63 -misalign overrides -misalign2, using -misalign.
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64 -o option is ignored.
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65 -xMerge conflicts with -g. -xMerge turned off.
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66 -xa conflicts with -g. -xa turned off.
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67 -xparallel, -xautopar, or -xexplicitpar is needed for -xloopinfo.
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68 -xparallel or -xautopar, or -xexplicitpar with -xdepend is needed for -xreduction.
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69 Adding -xdepend because this option is needed for -Zlp.
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70 Optimizer level changed from %d to 3 to support parallelized code.
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71 Optimizer level changed from %d to 3 to support dependence based transformations.
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72 Source browser is not supported with -Xs, %s is turned off.
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73 optimization level %d not supported. using optimization level 1.
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74 using %s, ignoring all other -X options
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75 using -qp, ignoring the -q%c option
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76 using -x%s, ignoring the -p option
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77 using -xa, ignoring the -q%c option
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78 cc: acomp failed for %s
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79 cc: assembler failed for %s
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80 cc: cannot create temporaries: %s
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81 cc: cg failed for %s
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82 cc: error in writing temporary file: %s
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83 cc: illegal suffix of output filename
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84 cc: illegal suffix of output file %s
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85 cc: inline failed for %s
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86 inline failed for %s
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87 cc: iropt failed for %s
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88 cc: iropt failed
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89 cc: mcs failed for %s
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90 cc: mcs failed
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91 multiple use of -K option, previous one discarded.
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92 multiple use of -Q option, previous one discarded.
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93 multiple use of -h option, previous one discarded.
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94 cc: optim failed for %s
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95 cc: preprocessor failed for %s
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96 cc: ssbd failed for %s
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97 cc: suffix of output filename must be .%s when -Zssbd specified
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98 cc: illegal optimization level
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99 illegal option -X%s
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100 line
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101 usage: %s [ options] files.  Use '%s -flags' for details\n
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102 -#\t\tVerbose mode
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103 -###\t\tShow compiler commands built by driver, no compilation
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104 -A<name[(tokens)]>\tPreprocessor predicate assertion
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105 -B<[static|dynamic]>\tSpecify dynamic or static binding
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106 -C\t\tPrevent preprocessor from removing comments
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107 -c\t\tCompile only - produce .o files, suppress linking
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108 -D<name[=token]>\tAssociate name with token as if by #define
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109 -d[y|n]\t\tdynamic [-dy] or static [-dn] option to linker
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110 -dalign\t\tForce 8-byte data alignment and enable double-word load/stores
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111 -E\t\tCompile source through preprocessor only, output to stdout
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112 -fast\t\tOptimize using a selection of options
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113 -fd\t\tReport old-style function definitions and declarations
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114 -flags\t\tShow this summary of compiler options
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115 -fnonstd\tInitialize floating-point hardware to non-standard preferences
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116 -fns\t\tSelect non-standard floating point mode
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117 -fround=<r>\tSelect the IEEE rounding mode in effect at startup
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118 -fsimple\tSelect floating-point optimization preferences
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119 -fsingle\tUse single-precision arithmetic (-Xt and -Xs modes only)
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120 -fstore\tforce floating pt. values to target precision on assignment
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121 -ftrap=<t>\tSelect floating-point trapping mode in effect at startup
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122 -G\t\tBuild a dynamic shared library
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123 -g\t\tCompile for debugging
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124 -H\t\tPrint path name of each file included during compilation
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125 -h <name>\tAssign <name> to generated dynamic shared library
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126 -I<dir>\t\tAdd <dir> to preprocessor #include file search path
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127 -i\t\tPassed to linker to ignore any LD_LIBRARY_PATH setting
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128 -KPIC\t\tCompile position independent code with 32-bit addresses
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129 -Kpic\t\tCompile position independent code
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130 -keeptmp\tKeep temporary files created during compilation
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131 -L<dir>\t\tPass to linker to add <dir> to the library search path
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132 -l<name>\tLink with library lib<name>.a or lib<name>.so
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133 -mc\t\tRemove duplicate strings from .comment section of output files
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134 -misalign\tAllow loads and stores of misaligned data
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135 -misalign2\tAllow loads and stores of half word aligned data
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136 -mr\t\tRemove all strings from .comment section of output files
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137 -mr,\"string\"\tRemove all strings and append \"string\" to .comment section
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138 -mt\t\tSpecify options needed when compiling multi-threaded code
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139 -native\t\tOptimize for the host system (-xtarget=native)
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140 -native\t\tFind available processor, generate code accordingly
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141 -nofstore\t\tDo not force floating pt. values to target precision on assignment
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142 -noqueue\tDisable queuing of compiler license requests
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143 -O\t\tUse default optimization level (-xO2)
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144 -o <outputfile>\tSet name of output file to <outputfile>
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145 -P\t\tCompile source through preprocessor only, output to .i  file
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146 -p\t\tCompile for profiling with prof
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147 -Q[y|n]\t\tEmit/don't emit identification info to output file
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148 -qp\t\tCompile for profiling with prof
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149 -R<dir[:dir]>\tBuild runtime search path list into executable
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150 -S\t\tCompile and only generate assembly code (.s)
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151 -s\t\tStrip symbol table from the executable file
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152 -U<name>\tDelete initial definition of preprocessor symbol <name>
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153 -V\t\tReport version number of each compilation phase
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154 -v\t\tDo stricter semantic checking
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155 -W<c>,<arg>\tPass <arg> to specified component <c> (a,c,l,m,p,0,2)
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156 -w\t\tSuppress compiler warning messages
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157 -Xa\t\tCompile assuming ANSI C conformance, allow K & R extensions (default mode)
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158 -xarch=<a>\tSpecify target architecture instruction set
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159 -xcache=<c>\tDefine cache properties for use by optimizer
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160 -xchip=<c>\tSpecify the target processor for use by the optimizer
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161 -Xc\t\tCompile assuming strict ANSI C conformance
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162 -Xs\t\tCompile assuming (pre-ANSI) K & R C style code
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163 -Xt\t\tCompile assuming K & R conformance, allow ANSI C
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164 -x386\t\tGenerate code for the 80386 processor
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165 -x486\t\tGenerate code for the 80486 processor
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166 -xa\t\tCollect data for tcov basic block profiling (old format)
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167 -xautopar\tEnable automatic loop parallelization (requires WorkShop license)
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168 -xCC\t\tAccept C++ style comments
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169 -xcg89\t\tGenerate code for SPARC V7 architecture
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170 -xcg92\t\tGenerate code for SPARC V8 architecture
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171 -xcrossfile\tEnable optimization and inlining across source files
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172 -xdepend\tAnalyze loops for data dependencies
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173 -xe\t\tPerform only syntax/semantic checking, no code generation
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174 -xexplicitpar\tParallelize loops explicitly marked with directives (requires WorkShop license)
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175 -xF\t\tCompile for the WorkShop Analyzer
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176 -xhelp=<f>\tDisplay on-line help information f(flags, readme, errors)
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177 -xildon\t\tEnable use of the incremental linker, ild
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178 -xildoff\tCancel -xildon
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179 -xinline=[f1,...,fn]\tAttempt inlining of specified user routines
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180 -xlibmieee\tForce IEEE 754 return values for math routines in exceptional cases
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181 -xlibmil\tInline selected libm math routines for optimization
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182 -xlicinfo\tShow license server information
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183 -xloopinfo\tShow loops that parallelized (requires WorkShop license)
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184 -xM\t\tGenerate makefile dependencies
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185 -xM1\t\tGenerate makefile dependencies, but exclude /usr/include
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186 -xMerge\t\tMerge data segment into text segment
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187 -xnolib\t\tDo not link with default system libraries
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188 -xnolibmil\tCancel -xlibmil on command line
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189 -xO[1, 2, 3, 4, 5]\tGenerate optimized code (default is -xO2)
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190 -xO[1, 2, 3, 4]\tGenerate optimized code (default is -xO2)
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191 -xP\t\tPrint prototypes for function definitions
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192 -xparallel\tPerform parallel compilation (requires parallel license)
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193 -xpentium\tGenerate code for the pentium processor
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194 -xpg\t\tCompile for profiling with gprof
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195 -xprofile=<p>\tCollect data for a profile or use a profile to optimize p(collect,use:<name>,tcov)
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196 -xprofile=tcov\tCollect data for tcov basic block profiling (new format)
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197 -xprofile=use\tUse data collected for profile feedback
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198 -xreduction\tRecognize reduction operations in parallelized loops
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199 -xregs=<r>\tSpecify the usage of optional registers
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200 -xrestrict[=<f>]\tTreat pointer valued function parameters as restricted f(%none,%all,<function-name list>)
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201 -xsafe=mem\tAssume that no memory based traps will occur
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202 -xsfpconst\tRepresent unsuffixed floating point constants as single precision
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203 -xs\t\tAllow debugging without object (.o) files
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204 -xsb\t\tCompile for use with the WorkShop source browser
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205 -xsbfast\tGenerate only WorkShop source browser information, no compilation
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206 -xspace\t\tDo not do optimizations that increase code size
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207 -xstrconst\tPlace string literals into read-only data segment
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208 -xtarget=<t>\tSpecify target system for optimization
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209 -xtemp=<dir>\tSet directory for temporary files to <dir>
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210 -xtime\t\tReport the execution time for each compilation phase
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211 -xtransition\tEmit warnings for differences between K&R C and ANSI C
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212 -xunroll=n\tEnable unrolling loops n times where possible
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213 -xvpara\t\tVerbose parallelization warnings (requires WorkShop license)
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214 -Y<c>,<dir>\tSpecify <dir> for location of component <c> (a,c,l,m,p,0,2)
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215 -YA,<dir>\tChange default directory searched for components
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216 -YI,<dir>\tChange default directory searched for include files
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217 -YP,<dir>\tChange default directory for finding libraries files
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218 -YS,<dir>\tChange default directory for startup object files
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219 -Zll\t\tCreate lock_lint database files (.ll)
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220 -Zlp\t\tCompile for looptool profiling
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221 -Ztha\t\tCompile for profiling with WorkShop Thread Analyzer
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223 option not supported on hp -z 
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224 cc: Warning: -O is disabled.
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225 -a\t\tSuppress complaints about assignments of long values to variables that are not long
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226 -b\t\tSuppress complaints about break statements that cannot be reached
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227 -C<filename>\tProduce a .ln file with the file name specified by filename appended with .ln
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228 -c\t\tCause lint to produce a .ln file for every .c file on the command line
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229 -F\t\tPrint pathnames of files. lint normally prints the filename without the path
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230 -fd\t\tReports old style function  declarations  and  definitions
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231 -h\t\tDo not apply heuristic tests that attempt to intuit bugs, improve style, and reduce waste
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232 -k\t\tAlter the behavior of /*LINTED [message]*/  directives
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233 -m\t\tSuppress complaints about external symbols that could be declared static
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234 -n\t\tDo not check compatibility against the standard C lint library
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235 -x\t\tDo not report variables referred to by external declarations but never used
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236 -y\t\tSpecify that the file being linted be treated as if the /* LINTLIBRARY */ directive had been used
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237 -g\t\tIgnored
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238 -L<dir>\t\tSearch for lint libraries in <dir> before searching the standard place
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239 -l\t\t<name>\tInclude the lint library llib-l<name>.ln
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240 -o<x>\t\tCause lint to create a lint library with the name llib-l<x>.ln
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241 -p\t\tAttempt to check portability to other dialects of C
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242 -R<file>\tWrite a .ln file to file, for use by cxref
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243 -Sys5\t\tPredefine __SYS5__, use /usr/5include and system5 version of the system lint library
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244 -s\t\tProduce one-line diagnostics only
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245 -u\t\tSuppress complaints about functions and external variables used and not defined, or defined and not used
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246 -v\t\tSuppress complaints about unused arguments in functions
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247 -W<file>\tWrite a .ln file to file, for use by cflow
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248 -X[stac]\t\tCheck assuming ANSI C or K & R conformance
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249 -Ncheck=<c>\tEnable certain checks in the enhanced mode
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250 -Nlevel=<n>\tSpecify level of global verification
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251 -erroff=<t>\tSuppress error messages specified by tags t(%none, %all, <tag list>)
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252 -err=warn\tTreats warnings as errors
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253 -errhdr=<d>\tEnable diagnostics from include files in directory <d>
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254 -flagsrc=<f>\tAccept command options from file <f>
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255 -dirout=<d>\tSet a directory name where all lint output files be produced
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256 -errfmt=<f>\tSet format of lint messages
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257 -errtags=<a>\tDisplay messages with tags a(no, yes)
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258 -Xkeeptmp=<a>\tKeep temporary files created during linting
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259 -Xexplicitpar=<a>\tParallelize loops explicitly marked with directives
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260 -XCC=<a>\tAccept C++ style comments
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261 -Xtransition=<a>\tEmit warnings for differences between K&R C and ANSI C
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262 -Xtemp=<d>\tSet directory for temporary files to <d>
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263 -Xtime=<a>\tReport the execution time for each component
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264 -Y<c>,<dir>\tSpecify <dir> for location of component <c> (p,E)
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265 %s: cannot copy temporaries: %s
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266 %s: cannot copy to file: %s
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267 lint: cannot open temporaries: %s
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268 %s: lint1 failed for %s
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269 %s: errors in %s; no output created
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270 %s: pass2 not run - errors in %s
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272 %s: cannot open output file: %s
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273 %s: -o ignored
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274 %s: -l%s not found
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275 %s: errors in option file
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276 %s: illegal -filesrc=<file> option: %s
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277 %s: recursive option file: %s
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278 %s: cannot open option file: %s
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279 %s: Warning illegal option -N%s (if -Nme is OFF)
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280 %s: Warning illegal use of -N%s option
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281 %s: Warning illegal option -N%s
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282 %s: Warning: option -Z%s not supported in this release
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283 %s: file with unknown suffix ignored: %s
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284 %s: unknown option: %c
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285 Warning: -xO3 or above is needed for -xcrossfile; -xcrossfile ignored.
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286 %s: Warning illegal use of -%s option, illegal item ignored: %s 
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287 %s: Warning illegal use of -%s option, illegal value ignored: %s
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288 %s: Warning: illegal use of -%s option ignored, bad value: %s
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289 cc: illegal -e%s option
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290 lint: Warning: -dirout option ignored, directory unaccessible: %s
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291 -O conflicts with -J. -O turned off.
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292 -x601\t\tGenerate code for the PowerPC(TM) 601 processor.
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293 -x603\t\tGenerate code for the PowerPC(TM) 603 processor.
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294 -x604\t\tGenerate code for the PowerPC(TM) 604 processor.
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295 -fnofma\t\tDon't generate fmadd and fmsub instructions.
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296 -xchar=<v>\tTreat type char as signed (<v> = s or signed) or unsigned (<v> = u or unsigned).
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297 -Xchar=<v>\tSpecifies type char is treated as signed (<v> = s or signed) or unsigned (<v> = u or unsigned).
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300 -J\t\tEnable code generation with longer jumps for large sources\n\t\t(does not work with any optimizer option)
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301 -xgas\t\tUse GNU assembler for assembly
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302 -errchk=<c>\tEnable certain lint checks
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303 -xlic_lib=<l>\tLink in the Sun supplied licensed libraries specified in <l>
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304 cc: lic_lib_auth failed
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305 Optimizer level changed from %d to 2 to support profile collection or using
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306 Cannot change mode of %s
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307 -fprecision=<p>\tSet FP rounding precision mode p(single, double, extended)
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308 -xparallel or -xautopar is needed for -xreduction.
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309 -xarch=<a>\tSpecify target architecture instruction set
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310 cannot open inline file %s
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