1 USAGE: voodooc [options] <input file>
2 Input file denotes the file to compile. The special name '-' causes
3 voodooc to read from standard input. In that case, the -o option is
10 --architecture <architecture>
11 Select target architecture. Use -a help to get a list of
12 supported architectures.
16 Check program for correctness, but do not actually compile it.
20 --output-format <format>
21 Select output format. Use -a <architecture> -f help to get a list of
22 supported output formats for architecture.
25 List the features supported by this implementation. The features
26 are listed in the format <feature name><tab><version>, ordered
27 by feature name. The program exits after printing the list of
28 features; no compilation is performed.
32 Display usage information and exit. No compilation will be performed.
35 --output <output file>
36 --output-file <output file>
37 Set output file name. The special name '-' causes voodooc to write
41 Display version information and exit. No compilation will be performed.