compiler option

Compiler option that will enable you to deploy resources in a separate file from the main application assembly.

Compiler option specifies the DLL file or files that this program uses.

This compiler option is only available in the Itanium cross compiler or in the Itanium native compiler.

In place of the USE FOR DEBUGGING, use the -g compiler option to prompt the compiler to generate debug information for the source code.

Compiler option has been enhanced to help protect local variables from direct buffer overruns.

When the key file is specified with a compiler option, the compiler can immediately decide whether to grant friendship.

This compiler option cannot be set in the Visual Studio development environment, nor can it be changed programmatically.

Use the -I compiler option to help the compiler locate the Xerces header files.

This compiler option instructs the compiler to insert overrun detection code into functions that are at risk of being exploited.

This compiler option cannot be changed programmatically.

This compiler option is not available in the Visual Studio development environment.

First of all, get familiar with Compiler, compiler option, editor shortcuts or integrated development environment (IDE).

Compiler option now lets you enable all warnings, including warnings that are disabled by default.

The gcc compiler option -Wformat-security will warn you of some cases where the code may be vulnerable to format string attacks.

Table 1 below shows what language elements to avoid that are not supported by the THREAD compiler option.

Compiler option introduces the possibility of unexpected run time behavior.

Introduces a statement that specifies a compiler option that applies to the entire source file.

The -q option in the command for the COBOL programs passes the THREAD compiler option to compiler.

If you compile the program containing unwanted elements with the THREAD compiler option, they are flagged as errors.

Compiler option generated automatic precompiled headers support.

You can programmatically access this compiler option with AssemblyOriginatorKeyFile.

Compiler option now lets you specify the behavior of specific warnings.

Compiler option now specifies the precompiled header memory allocation limit.

Using the -g compiler option causes the compiler to build special symbols and tables of data that gdb needs for subsequent debugging.

Compiler option is now on by default.

You can obtain different results by changing the compiler option.

In most cases, use of this compiler option is not necessary.

This compiler option should only be accessed from the command line.

This compiler option is unavailable in Visual Studio.

This last error is only detected if the -CR compiler option is used.

Compiler option was removed from the compiler.

Type the compiler option in the Additional Options box.

Compiler option, in which case they are scoped to the assembly in which they reside.

You can programmatically access this compiler option with.

Specify one file per compiler option.

Ow compiler option has been removed but will be silently ignored.

This compiler option is not available in the compilers targeting x64 or x86.

No compiler option is needed.

A single compiler option specification must appear on one line (cannot span multiple lines).

Compiler option has been added.

Turns a compiler option off.

Compile your program using the -g compiler option if this hasn't already been done.

You do this using the #pragma export statement in your C code, or by specifying the EXPORTALL C compiler option.

Compiler option for information on how to catch release build errors in debug builds.

However, the linker doesn't allow "common" symbols in shared libraries, so you must use the -fno-common compiler option.

The topic for each compiler option discusses how it can be set in the development environment.

Compiler option can be specified in one of four forms

Every compiler option is available in two forms

To set this compiler option programmatically

To set this compiler option programmatically, see

For more information about setting this compiler option programmatically, see

Gives you a compiler option alternative to passing a file name to

To access this compiler option programmatically, see

To find a particular compiler option, see one of the following lists

For information on how to set this compiler option programmatically, see

The following compiler option helps you optimize your application for x64

You can optimize branch misprediction by using the -O2 compiler option