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2.2 Module Definition Options

Several compiler options are supported:

Option	Meaning	-C	Tell the C pre-processor not to discard comments
-D`name`=`value`	Define a macro
-I`dir`	Specify an include directory, `dir`
-L`dir`	Specify a link-time library directory, `dir`
-R`dir`	Specify a run-time library directory, `dir`
-l`lib`	Link a library, `lib`
-U`name`	Undefine a macro

Other compiler options can be included (snuck in) by putting them in variables.

Source files can include files with .c, .C, .cc, .cpp, .cxx, and .c++ extensions.

Other input files include files with .a, .o, .sl, and .so extensions.

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