cppcmc is a command-line compiler for Windows x64. It compiles Cmajor code to low-level C++ code that is then compiled to native code using g++. Libraries are generated by calling ar and programs are linked by calling g++.
Usage: cppcmc [options] { project.cmp | solution.cms }
| Long option | Short option | IDE command | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| --help | -h | Print help and exit. | |
| --verbose | -v | Be verbose. | |
| --quiet | -q | Be quiet, only return exit code. | |
| ‑‑config=CONFIG | ‑c=CONFIG | Debug and Release buttons | Build usig CONFIG configuration. CONFIG can be "debug" or "release". Default optimization level for debug build is 0 and for release build is 2. |
| ‑‑opt=LEVEL | -O=LEVEL | Optimization level buttons 0..3 | Set release mode optimization level to LEVEL (0-3). |
| --clean | -e | Build | Clean project/solution | Clean given projects and solutions. |
| --rebuild | -r | Build | Rebuild project/solution | Rebuild given projects and solutions. |
| ‑‑disable‑warnings=WARNING_LIST | ‑w=WARNING_LIST | Build | Settings... | Disabled warnings | Disable warning messages for specified warnings in WARNING_LIST that is a semicolon-separated list of warning numbers. |
| --define SYMBOL | ‑D SYMBOL | Define a conditional compilation symbol SYMBOL. | |
| --single-threaded | -s | Build | Settings... | Compile using only one thread | Compile projects and source files in projects using a single thread. |
| --all | -a | Build all dependencies. |