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4-8 Single Board Computers SCSI Software UserÕs Manual

-o outfile This option determines if a C-compilable data file is generated

and if so what the name of the file is. If the -o is given without

specifying a filename, the output filename defaults to a

file.out.

-u

When this option is set, the definitions INSTRUCTIONS and

PATCHES in the output file is suppressed. This option is

necessary if two or more output files are being linked

together.

-v

This option prints all relevant information about the

compilation process to the screen for the user to view.

-z debugfile This option generates a file that is necessary if the SCRIPTS

debugger is to be used. If the debugger is used, this is the file

that is loaded to begin the debug process. If the -z option is

given without specifying a debugfile name, then the debugfile

name defaults to file.sod.

RETURN VALUE

If n710c68k (n710c80k) is successful then 0 is returned. If n710c68k (n710c80k) is

not successful, then a nonzero value is returned.

NOTES

The PASS() directive allows the string contained within the parentheses to be

ignored by the SCRIPTS compiler and passed directly to the output file. For

example, the statement PASS(#include header.h) results in the line #include

header.h

to be placed in the outfile. The string is limited to 32 characters in

length.

The n710c68k (n710c80k) resolves all data references as direct references, which

are then resolved at link time. To generate SCRIPTS that contain data

references that can be relocated at run time, it is necessary to invoke the NCR

preprocessor n710p68k (n710p80k) to generate a run-time relocation table.

The compiler declares all compiled SCRIPTS as C array declarations of type

ULONG. The compiler typedefs ULONG and "unsigned long" in the outfile.

All entries past a PROC directive up to the next PROC directive (or the end of the

source file) are included as elements of the C array produced for that PROC

directive.