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Q51073: QuickC 2.00: C1007: Switches Not Recognized by QCCOM

Article: Q51073
Product(s): See article
Version(s): 2.00 2.01
Operating System(s): MS-DOS
Keyword(s): ENDUSER | s_quickasm s_link | mspl13_c
Last Modified: 15-MAR-1990

The QuickC Version 2.00 environment does not recognize the following
QuickC Version 2.00 switches in the CL environment variable:

   Switch      Operation                Workaround
   -------     ---------------------    ----------------------------

   /Fe         Names executable file    Not supported in environment.

   /Fo         Names object file        Not supported in environment.

   /Fm         Creates link map file    Set MAP FILE option in
                                        Options.Make Linker Flags.

   /FPi        Selects emulator libs    QC Default.

   /link       Passes linker options    Supported options can be set
                                        in Options.Make Linker Flags.

   /Oailt      Specifies Optimizations  QC does not recognize options
                                        in combined form. Separate
                                        options (i.e., /Ot /Oa /Ol).

   /Lr         Specifies real mode lib  Not supported in environment.

   /Lc         Specifies real mode lib  Not supported in environment.

   /Lp         Specifies prot mode lib  Not supported in environment.

Using any of these switches results in the following fatal error
message, where <switch> is the switch in the CL environment variable:

   fatal error C1007: Unrecognized flag '<switch>' in 'qccom'

The QCL command-line compiler will accept these switches.

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