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On Linux, is there a way to pass arguments to gcc from a file. That is to gave file like compile.args
% cat compile.args
-g3
-ggdb
-pedantic
-pedantic-errors
-Wall
-Werror
-O0
vec1.cpp
-o vec1
and then give this file to g++/gcc. I can do this using cat compile.args | xargs g++, is they any other way? Does gcc support this?
thanks.
Yes, just run
gcc @compile.args