Options module contains defines for various compiler options.
Options have short and long versions. The table below describes what options are supported. Options starting with Z are system options - they are intended for debugging purposes.
| Short | Long | Description | ||||
-h | --help | Prints a help message about supported options and exits ignoring all other options. | ||||
-x | --executable | Creates executable file that can be run standalone. | ||||
-ci | --case-insensitive | Compare words case insensitive. This affects variables, for example MyVar and myvar will point to the same variable. | ||||
-t | --traditional | Makes execution more like the one in traditional Logos but at the cost of lower performance. The following table summarizes differences between professional (default) and traditional executions.
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Options
System options are available only if the ADVANCED symbol is defined in globals.h, otherwise these options are not avaialable.
| Short | Long | Description |
-Za | --Zassembler | Prints generated assembly code. |
-Zm | --Zmemory | Prints statistics about memory allocation balance. If there were no memory leaks, the output should be {MEM#0}. |
-Zmad | --Zmemory-all-details | Prints detailed statistics about memory usage and memory balance. This is a table where for each type of atoms the number of allocated and deallocated number of atoms is printed, as well as the ballance for this atom type. |
-Zrt | --Zrun-time | Prints all evaluations done at runtime. All sources are printes in prefix full-parenthesized LISP notation. There are tree forms of prints:
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-Zt | --Ztree | Prints the abstract syntax tree of each parsed source fragment. |
-Zv | --Zvariables | Prints a list of all (user and primitive) variables, functions and procedures. |
-Zuv | --Zuser-variables | Prints a list of all user-defined variables, functions and procedures. |
System options