-t

Pragma equivalent

None.

Purpose

Applies the prefix specified by the -B option to the designated components.

Syntax


        .-------.   
        V       |   
>>- -t----+-a-+-+----------------------------------------------><
          +-b-+     
          +-c-+     
          +-C-+     
          +-d-+     
          +-E-+     
          +-f-+     
          +-I-+     
          +-L-+     
          +-l-+     
          +-m-+     
          '-p-'

Defaults

The default paths for all of the compiler components are defined in the compiler configuration file.

Parameters

The following table shows the correspondence between -t parameters and the component names:

Parameter	Description	Component name
a	The assembler	as
b	The low-level optimizer	xlCcode
c	The compiler front end	xlcentry, xlCentry
C	The C++ compiler front end	xlCentry
d	The disassembler	dis
E	The CreateExportList utility	CreateExportList
f	The c++filt utility	c++filt
I (uppercase i)	The high-level optimizer, compile step	ipa
L	The high-level optimizer, link step	ipa
l (lowercase L)	The linker	ld
m	The linkage helper	munch
p	The preprocessor	n/a

Usage

Use this option with the -Bprefix option. If -B is specified without the prefix, the default prefix is /lib/o. If -B is not specified at all, the prefix of the standard program names is /lib/n.

Note: If you use the p suboption, it can cause the source code to be preprocessed separately before compilation, which can change the way a program is compiled.

Predefined macros