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command_line [2020/02/15 14:56] adminz [Signature Calculation Mode] |
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| - | -v, --Verbosity (Default: Warning) Compiler verbosity (message level) | + | -v, --Verbosity (Default: Warning) Compiler verbosity (message level) |
| - | -n, --NoColor (Default: false) No color - do not colorize console output | + | -n, --NoColor (Default: false) No color - do not colorize console output |
| - | -o, --Options (Default: None) Compiler options | + | -o, --Options (Default: None) Compiler options |
| - | -f, --File Required. 10LC files to compile | + | -w, --DisableWarnings (Default: None) Disable specified warnings (message numbers) |
| - | --help Display this help screen. | + | -f, --Files Required - 10LC files to compile |
| - | --version Display version information. | + | --help Display this help screen. |
| + | --version Display version information. | ||
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| | ''-N'' | ''%%--%%NoColor'' | Disables the coloring of console output. By default, console output is colored according to the severity of the output (i.e. errors in red, warnings in yellow, etc.) | | | ''-N'' | ''%%--%%NoColor'' | Disables the coloring of console output. By default, console output is colored according to the severity of the output (i.e. errors in red, warnings in yellow, etc.) | | ||
| | ''-O'' | ''%%--%%Options'' | Sets one or more compiler options. Supported options are listed below. | | | ''-O'' | ''%%--%%Options'' | Sets one or more compiler options. Supported options are listed below. | | ||
| + | | ''-W'' | ''%%--%%DisableWarnings'' | Sets one or more warnings that are to be disabled (suppressed). | | ||
| | ''-F'' | ''%%--%%File'' | Indicates the files (one or more) that are to be compiled | | | ''-F'' | ''%%--%%File'' | Indicates the files (one or more) that are to be compiled | | ||
| - | Compiler Options: | + | == Compiler Options == |
| ^ Option ^ Description ^ | ^ Option ^ Description ^ | ||
| | WarningsAreErrors | Treats all warnings as errors and stops compilation when the first warning is emitted | | | WarningsAreErrors | Treats all warnings as errors and stops compilation when the first warning is emitted | | ||
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| | DisableOptimizations | This option disables all optimizations | | | DisableOptimizations | This option disables all optimizations | | ||
| | EnableIntrinsicCommands | This option enables the new intrinsic statements supported by 10LC. When this option is enabled, program 99 is reserved and used for the implementation of intrinsic statements. | | | EnableIntrinsicCommands | This option enables the new intrinsic statements supported by 10LC. When this option is enabled, program 99 is reserved and used for the implementation of intrinsic statements. | | ||
| - | | DebugStep | This option causes generation of a special program (program 98) and inserts calls to this program between lines of code. The program shows the program line number and waits for you to press <Enter/Yes> or <Clear/No> and stores the result in Register E. Better to use Compiler Directives for this option so it can be turned on and off selectively. | | + | | DebugStep | This option causes generation of a special program (program 98) and inserts calls to this program between lines of code. The program shows the program line number and waits for you to press **<Enter/Yes>** or **<Clear/No>** and stores the result in Register E. Better to use Compiler Directives for this option so it can be turned on and off selectively. | |
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| <code>Fluke10LCCompiler Transmit --port COM3 -b9600 -f C:\TenLCStuff\Script.mrec</code> | <code>Fluke10LCCompiler Transmit --port COM3 -b9600 -f C:\TenLCStuff\Script.mrec</code> | ||
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| - | A small reminder that when connecting the 9010A to your PC, you will also need a **null modem** adapter or cable. I am personally using a **DTech 10' USB 2.0 to RS232 DB9 Serial Port Adapter Cable** which uses an FTDI chipset, so I would guess that any other adapter that also uses an FTDI chipset would work as well. Be sure to get that null modem adapter/cable, too. | ||
| ==== Receive Mode ==== | ==== Receive Mode ==== | ||
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