Open System Services Shell and Utilities Reference Manual (G06.29+, H06.08+, J06.03+)

User Commands (c) c99(1)
verbose Directs the NonStop SQL/MX compiler to display summary informa-
tion as well as error and warning messages.
If more than one value is specified for args, the values must be separated by commas
without white space.
If the -Wmxcmp flag is specified more than once, only the last occurrence has an
effect. If the -Wmxcmp flag is specified with any of the options that prevent compila-
tion (-E, -WH, -WM, -WP,or-Wsyntax), the -Wmxcmp flag is ignored.
-Wmxcmp_add="args"
Specifies a string to pass to the NonStop SQL/MX compiler without validation or
change.
-Wmxcmp_files="file"[,...]
Passes MDF files specified to mxcmp in release 1 compilation mode. Passes all
specified files without the .m extension to mxCompileUserModule in release 2 com-
pilation mode.
-Wmxcmp_querydefault="attr_name=attr_value"[,...]
Specifies attribute settings (CONTROL QUERY DEFAULT settings) to pass to the
NonStop SQL/MX compiler. These attribute settings override any corresponding
entries in the SYSTEM_DEFAULTS table.
-Wnoexceptions
Disables support for exceptions and exception handling. This flag can improve appli-
cation performance by removing unneeded processing steps when an application does
not use exceptions or perform exception handling.
-Wnomain
Specifies that the object file should be linked without a main() function. This flag
prevents the compiler from specifying to the linker those modules and libraries that
provide customary run-time support for C or C++ programs. The resulting file has no
_MAIN function and no standard run-time libraries unless those are specified
separately in a file identified by the -Weld_obey=file flag.
-Wnostdinc
Suppresses the searching of the standard include directories to locate included files.
Refer to the Standard Include Directories subsection for details.
-Wnostdlib
Suppresses the searching of the standard library directories to locate libraries. Refer to
the Standard Library Directories subsection for details.
-Woptfile="filename"
Specifies an optimizer file, which contains a list of functions that are to be optimized at
the level specified in the file. The optimizer file can raise or lower the optimize level
for the given functions.
Functions in the module that are not listed in the optimizer file are compiled at the
default optimize level.
Each line of the optimizer file can contain only one function name and the optimize
level (0, 1, or 2) that you want for that function. The function name must be the inter-
nal name used for linking; for C++ programs, the mangled name must be used.
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