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 Compiler options
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    Invoking the compiler:
 
    The GNU CHILL compiler supports several new command line options, and
 brings a new use to another:
 
 `-lang-chill'
      This option instructs gcc that the following file is a CHILL
      source file, even though its extension is not the default `.ch'.
 
 `-flocal-loop-counter'
      The CHILL compiler makes a separate reach, or scope, for each DO
      FOR loop.  If `-flocal-loop-counter' is specified, the loop
      counter of value enumeration and location enumeration is
      automatically declared inside that reach.  This is the default
      behavior, required by Z.200.
 
 `-fno-local-loop-counter'
      When this option is specified, the above automatic declaration is
      not performed, and the user must declare all loop counters
      explicitly.
 
 `-fignore-case'
      When this option is specified, the compiler ignores case. All
      identifiers are converted to lower case. This enables the usage of
      C runtime libraries.
 
 `-fno-ignore-case'
      Ignoring the case of identifiers is turned off.
 
 `-fruntime-checking'
      The CHILL compiler normally generates code to check the validity
      of expressions assigned to variables or expressions passed as
      parameters to procedures and processes, if those expressions
      cannot be checked at compile time.  This is the default behavior,
      required by Z.200.  This option allows you to re-enable the
      default behavior after disabling it with the
      `-fno-runtime-checking' option.
 
 `-fno-runtime-checking'
      The CHILL compiler normally generates code to check the validity
      of expressions assigned to variables, or expressions passed as
      parameters to procedures and processes.  This option allows you to
      disable that code generation.  This might be done to reduce the
      size of a program's generated code, or to increase its speed of
      execution.  Compile time range-checking is still performed.
 
 `-fgrant-only'
 `-fchill-grant-only'
      This option causes the compiler to stop successfully after
      creating the grant file specified by the source file (see modular
      programming in CHILL).  No code is generated, and many categories
      of errors are not reported.
 
 `-fold-string'
      Implement the semantics of Chill 1984 with respect to strings:
      String indexing yields a slice of length one;  CHAR is similar to
      CHAR(1) (or CHARS(1)); and BOOL is similar to BIT(1) (or BOOLS(1)).
 
 `-fno-old-string'
      Don't implement 1984 Chill string semantics.  This is the default.
 
 `-ISEIZE_PATH'
      This directive adds the specified seize path to the compiler's
      list of paths to search for seize files.  When processing a
      USE_SEIZE_FILE directive, the compiler normally searches for the
      specified seize file only in the current directory.  When one or
      more seize paths are specified, the compiler also searches in
      those directories, in the order of their specification on the
      command line, for the seize file.
 
 `-c'
      This C-related switch, which normally prevents gcc from attempting
      to link, is *not* yet implemented by the `chill' command, but you
      can use the `gcc' command with this flag.
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