To disable the feature use
-option-
For example the nc option is used to enable/disable the processing of nested comments. So -nc or -nc+ is
used to enable the processing of nested comments and -nc- is used to disable the processing of nested
comments.
Value options are used to specify the value of some quantity.
To specify a value option use
-optionVALUE
where option is the particular compiler option and VALUE is the value being specified.
For example the mw option is used to specify the maximum number of warnings that the compiler should
process. So -mw2 is used to set the maximum number of warnings to 2.
More than one option can be specified so for example, if you want to compile the program bad.pas using
brief messages and nested comments then you can enter
ipc -b -nc bad.pas
Options can be combined so you can also enter
ipc -bnc bad
or
ipc -ncb bad
To turn off nested comment processing and brief message then you can enter
ipc -nc- -b- bad
or
ipc -ncb- bad
Options List
The command-line compiler options are listed below:
-aN Align on N bytes
-ao Trap assignment overflow errors
-A Enable Asserts
-b Use brief messages
-C Identifiers are case-sensitive
-cm20 Compatibility mode
-ead Auto-declare input & output
-ebh Allow binary & hex integers
-eco Enable non-standard constants
-ecr Allow constant ranges
-edq Allow double-quoted literals
-efn Enable non-standard functions
