A few customisations can be made on the command-line and will only be valid during a Command-Line session and
between swr commands.
They control the behaviour of the build and audit commands (gbsgen,
gbsmake, gbsaudit).
The settings are typically ment to temporary "try someting else" without the need to change the target.gbs file.
More information can be found at target.gbs.
Order of settings:
Command-line options override These GBS_EnvVars override Target (target.gbs) settings.
Index
GBS_DEBUGGER
Name:
GBS_DEBUGGER
Purpose:
To predefine the GBS_DEBUGGER (include debugging information) setting during a session
Possible Values:
YES NO
Define:
- Unix
-
export GBS_DEBUGGER=value
- Windows
-
SET GBS_DEBUGGER=value
GBS_MAP
Name:
GBS_MAP
Purpose:
To predefine the GBS_MAP (generate memory-map) setting during a session
Possible Values:
YES NO
Define:
- Unix
-
export GBS_MAP=value
- Windows
-
SET GBS_MAP=value
GBS_MODE
Name:
GBS_MODE
Purpose:
To predefine the GBS_MODE settings during a session
Possible Values:
FINAL ASSERT DEBUG PROFILING
Define:
- Unix
-
export GBS_MODE=value
- Windows
-
SET GBS_MODE=value
GBS_OPT
Name:
GBS_OPT
Purpose:
To predefine the GBS_OPT (optimisation) settings during a session
Possible Values:
YES SPEED SIZE DEBUG NO
Define:
- Unix
-
export GBS_OPT=value
- Windows
-
SET GBS_OPT=value
GBS_FLAGS_type
Name:
GBS_FLAGS_type
Purpose:
To predefine flags (-options) for a specific type (E.g.: .c or .glk).
Specify the type without the '.' (dot)
Possible Values:
Depend on builder / audit
Define:
- Unix
-
export GBS_FLAGS_type_without_dot=values
- Windows
-
SET GBS_FLAGS_type_withot_dot=values
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