6.7.1 Options Specific to 32-bit DSC Devices

Table 6-4. dsPIC33A Device-Specific Options
Option	Definition
`-mcodecov=options`	Instrument the output to provide code coverage information.
`-mconst-in-data`	Put const qualified variables in the data memory space.
`-mcpu=target`	Select the target device for which to compile.
`-mdfp=path`	Specify which device family pack to use.
`-merrata=id[,id]*`	Enable specific errata workarounds identified by `id`.
`-mno-errata=id[,id]*`	Disable specific errata workarounds identified by `id`.
`-mno-file`	Do not emit a `.file` directive in the generated assembly file.
`-mlarge-code`	Compile using the large code model.
`-mlarge-data`	Compile using the large data model.
`-mpreserve-all`	Make all variables in this translation unit preserved.
`-mprint-builtins`	Display the complete list of target builtin functions available in the compiler.
`-mprint-devices`	Display the complete list of real and virtual devices supported by the current installation.
`-mprint-mchp-search-dirs`	Output the compiler and assembler include search paths to the console.
`-mno-isr-warn`	Do not produce a warning if the interrupt is not attached to a recognized interrupt vector name.
`-msfr-warn`	Warn when accessing SFRs for a generic device. (Default)
`-msmall-code`	Compile using the small code model. (Default)
`-msmall-data`	Compile using the small data model. (Default)
`-msmall-scalar`	Compile using the small scalar model. (Default)
`-msmart-io-format=fmt`	Define default format specifiers when Smart IO cannot determine the correct format specifiers at runtime,
`-mtext=name`	Text (program code) will be placed in a section named `name` rather than the default `.text` section.
`-msmart-io [=0\|1\|2]`	Smart IO attempts to statically analyze format strings passed to `printf`, `scanf` and the `f` and `v` variations of these functions.
`--partition n`	For a single partition `n`, constrain the output text to be contained within one panel.

-mcodecov=options

Instrument the output to provide code coverage information.

-mconst-in-data

Put const qualified variables in the data memory space.

-mcpu=target

Select the target device for which to compile.

-mdfp=path

Specify which device family pack to use.

-merrata=id[,id]*

Enable specific errata workarounds identified by id.

-mno-errata=id[,id]*

Disable specific errata workarounds identified by id.

-mno-file

Do not emit a .file directive in the generated assembly file.

-mlarge-code

Compile using the large code model.

-mlarge-data

Compile using the large data model.

-mpreserve-all

Make all variables in this translation unit preserved.

-mprint-builtins

Display the complete list of target builtin functions available in the compiler.

-mprint-devices

Display the complete list of real and virtual devices supported by the current installation.

-mprint-mchp-search-dirs

Output the compiler and assembler include search paths to the console.

-mno-isr-warn

Do not produce a warning if the interrupt is not attached to a recognized interrupt vector name.

-msfr-warn

Warn when accessing SFRs for a generic device. (Default)

-msmall-code

Compile using the small code model. (Default)

-msmall-data

Compile using the small data model. (Default)

-msmall-scalar

Compile using the small scalar model. (Default)

-msmart-io-format=fmt

Define default format specifiers when Smart IO cannot determine the correct format specifiers at runtime,

-mtext=name

Text (program code) will be placed in a section named name rather than the default .text section.

-msmart-io [=0|1|2]

Smart IO attempts to statically analyze format strings passed to printf, scanf and the f and v variations of these functions.

--partition n

For a single partition n, constrain the output text to be contained within one panel.