C++ Compiler Output

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Project > Options > Building > C++ Compiler > Output

Use this dialog box to set C++ compiler output options.

Options	Description
Target, Apply, Save	See Target Options.
Common items	See Common Items on Project Options Pages.

Output Options	Description	Compiler switches
		bcc32	bcc32c	bcc64	bcciosarm64	bccaarm
Disable compiler autodependency output	Disables output of results of autodependency checking into the .obj file. The IDE uses the autodependency information (a list of the #include files in your project) to keep your object files up to date. If this option is enabled, the dependency checker does not rebuild source files whose Include files have changed. Default = False (Enabled)	-X	Platform not supported	Platform not supported	Platform not supported	Platform not supported
Do not prefix underbars to exported symbols	Do not prefix underscore characters to exported symbol names. Default = False	-vu	Platform not supported	Platform not supported	Platform not supported	Platform not supported
Exclude system headers from dependency info	Ignores system header files while generating dependency information. Default = False.	-mm	-sys-header-deps*	Platform not supported	Platform not supported	Platform not supported
Generate underscores on symbol names	The compiler automatically adds an underscore character (_) in front of every global identifier (functions and global variables) before saving them in the object module. Pascal identifiers (those modified by the __pascal keyword) are converted to uppercase and are not prefixed with an underscore. Underscores for C and C++ are optional, but you should turn this option on to avoid errors if you are linking with the C++Builder libraries. Default = True	-u	Platform not supported	Platform not supported	Platform not supported	Platform not supported
Include browser information .obj files	Includes browser information in generated .OBJ files. Default = False	-R	Platform not supported	Platform not supported	Platform not supported	Platform not supported
Include system headers in the dependency output	Includes system header files while generating dependency information. Default = False	Platform not supported	Platform not supported	-sys-header-deps	Platform not supported	Platform not supported

* Clang compilers excludes system headers by default. Use the -sys-header-deps command-line option to include them when generating the dependency information.

See Also

• C++ (Shared Options)
• BCC32, the C++ Compiler for 32-bit Windows
• BCC32C.EXE
• BCC64, the C++ Compiler for 64-bit Windows
• BCCIOSARM64, the C++ Compiler for the 64-bit iOS Device
• BCCAARM, the C++ Compiler for Android