5.6.2.2 Other Options
| Option | Description | Command Line1 |
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| Diagnostics level |
Select warnings to display in the Output window. Select “Generate warnings” to have the usual warnings issued by the compiler; “Suppress warnings”to have only errors displayed, and "Fatal Warnings" to have the assembler treat warnings as if they were errors. | --[no-]warn
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| Include source code | Check for a high-level language listing. High-level listings require
that the assembly source code is generated by a compiler, a debugging
option like -g is given to the compiler, and assembly
listings (-al) are requested.Uncheck for a regular listing. | -ah |
| Expand macros | Check to expand macros in a listing. Uncheck to collapse macros. | -am |
| Include false conditionals | Check to include false conditionals (.if, .ifdef) in
a listing.Uncheck to omit false conditionals. | -ac |
| Omit forms processing | Check to turn off all forms processing that would be performed by the
listing directives .psize, .eject,
.title and .sbttl.Uncheck to process by listing directives. | -an |
| Include assembly |
Check for an assembly listing. This Uncheck to exclude an assembly listing. | -al |
| List symbols | Check for a symbol table listing. Uncheck to exclude the symbol table from the listing. | -as |
| Omit debugging directives | Check to omit debugging directives from a listing. This can make the
listing cleaner. Uncheck to included debugging directives. | -ad |
| Include section info | Display information on each of the code and data sections. This information contains details on the size of each of the sections and then a total usage of program and data memory. | -ai |
| List to file | Use this option if you want the assembly listing for any assembly
source files in the project. They will have the same basename as the
source, with a | -a=file.lst |
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