3.2.1 -a[suboption]
[=file]
The -a option enables listing output. The
-a option supports the following suboptions to further control what
is included in the assembly listing:
-ac |
Omit false conditionals |
-ad |
Omit debugging directives |
-ah |
Include high-level source |
-aj |
Include section information |
-al |
Include assembly |
-am |
Include macro expansions |
-an |
Omit forms processing |
-as |
Include symbols |
-a=file |
Output listing to specified file (must be in current directory). |
If no suboptions are specified, the default suboptions used are
hls; the -a option by itself requests high-level,
assembly, and symbolic listing. You can use other letters to select specific options for
the listing output.
The letters after the -a may be combined into one
option. So, for example, instead of specifying -al -an on the command
line, you could specify -aln. Most of the examples in the following
sections combine the section’s suboption with -al, because
-al is required for an assembly listing.