Almost all the options of the standard compiler driver may be specified as scorec++ arguments.

-script script

The script's default setting is used.

-compiler compiler

--compiler compiler

Specify the backend C++ compiler. In this version, following compilers are support:

compiler	description
gnu	GNU C++ compiler
pgi	The Portland Group C++ compiler (i386 only)
fujitsu	Fujitsu C++ compilers (i386 only)
intel	Intel C++ compilers (i386 only)
compaq	Compaq C++ compiler (alpha only)
kai	KAI C++ compiler

-compiler-path compiler_command

--compiler-path compiler_command

Specify the backend compiler. This option will override the compiler used for the compiling environment.

-scash

--scash

Use scash library and include file.

-scash_smp

--scash_smp

Use scash library supporting SMP cluster. We can use scash_smp option to keep backward compatibility with SCore 3.3.1 system.

-c

Compile only, do not link

-nostatic

--nostatic

Specify dynamic linking. scorec++ links static by default. This option disable checkpointing facilities.

-nockpt

--nocheckpoint

Disables all checkpointing facilities. Also disable all system call overrides for checkpoint.

-show

Verbose. Display the commands and arguments invoked by the scorec++ script

SCORE_BUILD_COMPILERS

If -compiler option is not specifies, look for this variables. SCORE_BUILD_COMPILERS is space and comma separated script=compiler or compiler list. If script machies -script option or defasult script, compiler is used. If no mached script entry and compiler only entry is found, this compiler is used. Otherwise system default is used.

SCORE_COMPILERS

If -compiler-path option is not specifies, look for this variables. SCORE_BUILD_COMPILERS is space and comma separated script=path or path list. If script machies -script option or defasult script, cpath is used. If no mached path entry and path only entry is found, this path is used. Otherwise system default is used.

SCORE_COMPILER_ENV

Force compiler environment if -script option is not specifies. Usualy this variable is not used.