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Build Tools
Commandline Utilities:
- The STRIDE compiler (s2scompile.exe)
- The STRIDE database binder (s2sbind.exe)
- The STRIDE instrumentation generator (s2sinstrument.exe)
The s2scompile Component
Syntax and Options
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| --preprocess | Do preprocessing only. Write preprocessed text file to the output. The
output file suffix is automatically changed to ".i". |
| --dependencies | Do preprocessing only. Instead of the normal preprocessing output, generate
on the preprocessing output file a list of dependency lines suitable for input to the UNIX make program. |
| --no_line_commands | Same as –preprocess except that line number information is removed from the preprocessed output files. |
| --c++ | Enable compilation of c++. |
| --c | Enable compilation of C (specifically C89). This is the default. |
| --include_directory=<dir> | Add dir to the end of the list of directories searched for #includes. |
| --sys_include=<dir> | |
| -I<dir> | |
| --define_macro=name[(parm-list)][=def] | Define macro name as def. if "= def" is omitted, define name as 1. |
| -Dname[(parm-list)][=def] | |
| --accept_zero_length_array | Accept zero length arrays declared in structs |
| --no_warning | Suppress all warnings in the compilation phase. |
| --compatibility=<string> | Vendor compatibility mode. String can be "microsoft", "generic" or "gnu". Default is "generic". When "Microsoft" is set, the compiler supports a number of extensions to the C or C++ language that are compatible with the Microsoft family of compilers. "gnu" - instructs the compiler to support language extensions compatible with the Gnu family of compilers. |
| --output=<path> | Output file or directory. The default is the current directory. |
| -o<path> | |
| --targ_big_endian | Target uses a big endian by representation. The default is little endian. |
| --targ_plain_char_is_unsigned | Target uses unsigned chars to represent “plain” char. The default is signed. |
| --targ_adaptive_enum | Target has adaptive enums. The default is no adaptive enums. |
| --targ_pack_alignment=<align> | Target struct pack alignment. The default is 16. Possible values are 1, 2, 4, 8 or 16. |
| --targ_sizeof_char=<size> | Target platform size of char. Default is 1. Possible values are 1, 2, 4, 8, or 16. |
| --targ_alignof_char=<align> | Target platform alignment of char. Default is 1. Possible values are 1, 2, 4, 8 or 16. |
| --targ_sizeof_short=<size> | Default is 2. |
| --targ_alignof_short=<align> | Default is 2. |
| --targ_sizeof_int=<size> | Default is 4. |
| --targ_alignof_int=<align> | Default is 4. |
| --targ_sizeof_long=<size> | Default is 4. |
| --targ_alignof_long=<align> | Default is 4. |
| --targ_sizeof_long_long=<size> | Default is 8. |
| --targ_alignof_long_long=<align> | Default is 8. |
| --targ_sizeof_float=<size> | Default is 4. |
| --targ_alignof_float=<align> | Default is 4 |
| --targ_sizeof_double=<size> | Default is 8. |
| --targ_alignof_double=<align> | Default is 8. |
| --targ_sizeof_long_double=<size> | Default is 8 |
| --targ_alignof_long_double=<align> | Default is 8. |
| --options_file=<file> | A file that contains commandline options. This option is necessary if the length of the commandline string exceeds system limits. Otherwise it is provided only as a convenience. |