Install command
The install command can be used to compile your Spice project to an executable file and copy it to a binary directory in the PATH variable.
Usage¶
Use the install command by executing:
$ spice install [main-source-file]
Use the install command by executing:
$ spice i [mail-source-file]
Options¶
You can apply following options to the install command:
| Option | Long | Description |
|---|---|---|
-d | --debug-output | Print compiler output for debugging. |
-cst | --dump-cst | Dump CST as serialized string and SVG image |
-ast | --dump-ast | Dump AST as serialized string and SVG image |
-symtab | --dump-symtab | Dump serialized symbol tables |
-ir | --dump-ir | Dump LLVM-IR |
-s, -asm | --dump-assembly | Dump Assembly code |
-d | --debug-output | Print compiler output for debugging. |
-j <n> | --jobs <n> | Set number of jobs to parallelize compilation (Default is auto) |
-o | --output | Set path for executable output. |
-O<n> | - | Set optimization level. Valid options: -O0, -O1, -O2, -O3, -Os, -Oz |
| - | --ignore-cache | Compile always and ignore the compile cache |
| - | --disable-ast-opt | Disable AST optimization (recommended for debugging the compiler) |