cc3 -- Definition

cc3 is  the output phase of  the COHERENT C compiler.  It  writes a file of
assembly language  rather than a relocatable object  module.  This phase is
optional; it allows you to examine  the code generated by the compiler.  To
produce an  assembly-language output of a  C program, use the  -S option on
the cc command line.  For example,

    cc -S foo.c

tells cc to produce a file of assembly language called foo.s, instead of an
object module.

See Also

cc,
cc0,
cc1,
cc2,
cpp,
Programming COHERENT

© 2012 by Stephen A. Ness