Describe -L and -l options.
not processed by C to MIR compiler. Such arguments are passed to
generated and executed MIR program
* The executed program can use functions from libraries `libc` and `libm`. They are always available
+ * Option `-lxxx` makes library `libxxx` available for the program execution
+ * Option `-Lxxx` adds library directory `xxx` to search libraries given by options `-lxxx`. The search
+ starts with the standard library directory and continues in directories
+ given by preceding `-L` options in their order on the command line
* To generate stand-alone executable see utility `b2ctab` description in directory `mir-utils`
* Options `-D` and `-U` are analogous to ones used in other C
compilers for macro manipulations on the command line
checking of C files without MIR code generation
* Option `-pedantic` is used for stricter diagnostic about C
standard conformance. It might be useful as C2MIR implements some GCC extensions of C
- standard
* Besides C files, MIR textual files with suffix `.mir` and MIR
binary files with suffix `.bmir` can be given on the command line.
In this case these MIR files are read and added to generated MIR code
