OpenEuphoria

Supported Command Line Switches

A Euphoria mode is a Euphoria product on a specific operating system. The supported command line switches depend on the mode; use the -h switch to display a list of switches for your system.

eui -h and euiw -h

eui options: 
 
   [-eudir dir]              Overrides the value of EUDIR 
   [-c filename]             Specify a configuration file 
   [-i dir]                  Add a directory to be searched for include files 
   [-d word]                 Define a preprocessor word 
   [-l local]                Defines a localization qualifier 
   [-ldb localdb]            Defines the base name for localization databases 
   [-p file_ext:command]     Setup a pre-processor 
   [-pf]                     Force pre-processing regardless of cache state 
   [-w name]                 Defines warning level 
   [-wf filename]            Write all warnings to the given file instead of STDOUT 
   [-x name]                 Defines warning level by exclusion 
   [-batch]                  Turn on batch processing (do not "Press Enter" on error) 
   [-strict]                 Enable all warnings 
   [-test]                   Test syntax only, do not execute 
   [-coverage dir|file]      Indicate files or directories for which to gather coverage statistics 
   [-coverage-db file]       Specify the filename for the coverage database. 
   [-coverage-erase]         Erase an existing coverage database and start a new coverage analysis. 
   [-coverage-exclude pattern] 
                             Exclude from coverage 
   [-copyright]              Display all copyright notices 
   [-v], [~--version]         Display the version number 
   [-h], [~--help]            Display the command options 
   [-?]                      Display the command options 

euc -h

euc options: 
 
   [-eudir dir]          Overrides the value of EUDIR 
   [-c filename]         Specify a configuration file 
   [-i dir]              Add a directory to be searched for include files 
   [-d word]             Define a preprocessor word 
   [-l local]            Defines a localization qualifier 
   [-ldb localdb]        Defines the base name for localization databases 
   [-p file_ext:command] Setup a pre-processor 
   [-pf]                 Force pre-processing regardless of cache state 
   [-w name]             Defines warning level 
   [-wf filename]        Write all warnings to the given file instead of STDOUT 
   [-x name]             Defines warning level by exclusion 
   [-batch]              Turn on batch processing (do not "Press Enter" on error) 
   [-strict]             Enable all warnings 
   [-test]               Test syntax only, do not execute 
   [-debug]              Enable debug mode for generated code 
   [-plat platform]      Set the platform for the translated code 
   [-con]                Create a console application 
   [-dll]                Create a shared library 
   [-so]                 Create a shared library 
   [-o filename]         Set the output filename 
   [-build-dir dir]      Generate/compile all files in 'dir' 
   [-rc-file filename]   Link resource file into resulting executable 
   [-wat]                Set the compiler to Watcom 
   [-gcc]                Set the compiler to GCC 
   [-com dir]            Set the compiler directory 
   [-cflags flags]       Flags to pass to compiler (overrides internal compiler flags) 
   [-lflags flags]       Flags to pass to linker (overrides internal linker flags) 
   [-lib filename]       Use a non-standard library 
   [-stack size]         Set the stack size (Watcom) 
   [-maxsize size]       Set the number of C statements per generated file before splitting. 
   [-keep]               Keep the generated files 
   [-nobuild]            Do not build the project nor write a build file 
   [-force-build]        Force building, even if file is up-to-date 
   [-makefile]           Generate a full Makefile 
   [-makefile-partial]   Generate a partial project Makefile 
   [-silent]             Do not display status messages 
   [-verbose]            Verbose output 
   [-no-cygwin]          Create MinGW binaries in a Cygwin environment 
   [-copyright]          Display all copyright notices 
   [-v], [~--version]     Display the version number 
   [-h], [~--help]        Display the command options 
   [-?]                  Display the command options 

eushroud -h

eushroud options: 
 
   [-list]          List unused (deleted) symbols in 'deleted.txt' 
   [-full_debug]    Includes symbol names in IL data 
   [-out file]      The name of the executable to create. The default is the same basename of the input file. 
   [-i file]        An 'include' directory to use. 
   [-c filename]    Specify a configuration file 
   [-d word]        Define a preprocessor word 
   [-batch]         Turn on batch processing (do not "Press Enter" on error) 
   [-quiet]         Does not display binding information 
   [-copyright]     Display copyright information 
   [-eudir dir]     Overrides the value of EUDIR 
   [-h], [~--help]   Display the command options 
   [-?]             Display the command options 

eubind -h

eubind options: 
   [-list]          List unused (deleted) symbols in 'deleted.txt' 
   [-icon file]     User supplied icon file used. 
   [-con]           Windows Only: Uses the current console rather than creating a new console 
   [-full_debug]    Includes symbol names in IL data 
   [-out file]      The name of the executable to create. The default is the same basename of the input file. 
   [-i file]        An 'include' directory to use. 
   [-c filename]    Specify a configuration file 
   [-d word]        Define a preprocessor word 
   [-eub backend runner] Path to backend runner to use for binding 
   [-batch]         Turn on batch processing (do not "Press Enter" on error) 
   [-quiet]         Does not display binding information 
   [-copyright]     Display copyright information 
   [-eudir dir]     Overrides the value of EUDIR 
   [-h], [~--help]   Display the command options 
   [-?]             Display the command options 

The case of the switches is ignored. For example: -i and -I are equivalent; -copyright and -CopyRighT are equivalent.

Note:

Every path is searched for include files. They are searched in the following order:

1. The current path
2. Paths specified in a -I command line switch, which can also come from any configuration files found.
3. Paths listed in the EUINC environment variable, in the order in which they appear
4. Paths listed in the EUDIR environment variable, in the order in which they appear
5. The interpreter's path