SCOREC++(1)
USER COMMANDS
SCOREC++(1)
NAME
scorec++ - C++ compiler for SCore program.

SYNOPSIS
scorec++ [option | filename]...

DESCRIPTION
The scorec++ command compiles source files in the C++ language, and links object files for SCore.

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

OPTIONS
-script script
The script's default setting is used.

-compiler compiler
--compiler compiler
Specify the backend 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.

-env envname
Specify ?envname option. For example, you want to compile scash programs, please specify -env scash. If this option is not specified, the environment variable SCORE_COMPILER_ENV is used. If SCORE_COMPILER_ENV is not set, score is used.

-c
Compile only, do not link

-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

ENVIRONMENT
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
If -env option is not specified, the SCORE_COMPILER_ENV value is used.
SEE ALSO
environ(7) Providing Optional Compilers