Command Line Interface

SYNOPSIS

oberon-lang -h|--help
oberon-lang --version
oberon-lang [-v|--verbose] [-q|--quiet] [-I path] [-L path] [-l library,...] [-f flag,...] [-O level] [-o name] [-r|--run] module ...

DESCRIPTION

oberon-lang is a compiler for the Oberon language family utilizing the LLVM compiler infrastructure to target at wide variety of platforms. By default it built one or several supplied modules to object files. With the “[-r|–run]” flag set it executes directly a single module. In order to create and executable a single module must be marked as the main module with the “[-f enable-main]” flag.

OPTIONS

-h, --help

Show help message and exit.

--version

Show version information and exit.

-v, --verbose

Turn on debugging outputs.

-q, --quiet

Suppress all compiler outputs.

-I <path>

Search paths for symbol files.

-L <path>

Search paths for libraries.

-l <library>

Static or dynamic library.

-f <flag>

Compiler configuration flags:

sym-dir : Set output path for generated .smb files.
filetype : Set type of output file. [asm, bc, obj, ll]
reloc : Set relocation model. [default, static, pic]
target : Target triple for cross compilation.

-O level

Optimization level. [O0, O1, O2, O3]

-o name

Name of the output file.

-r, --run

Run with LLVM JIT.

AUTHOR

Michael Grossniklaus

COPYRIGHT

MIT License