Compiler Option Wl

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Compiler Option: -Wl

In tiko: the value is split at commas, each piece reaches the linker as one argument after everything else on the link line, and repeated -Wl options accumulate. It works in #cmdline and in tiko.toml's options. tiko links through clang, so each piece is passed as -Xlinker <piece>, and the linker is lld-link on windows-x86_64 (-Wl /STACK:8388608) and the system linker on linux-x86_64 (-Wl -rpath,/opt/lib; quote a $ in a shell). A program that links a shared library from #foreignlib already gets -rpath $ORIGIN, so it finds the .so beside itself; an -rpath given here replaces it, and -norpath turns it off. See Using C Libraries.

Pass options to linker

Syntax

-Wl < options >

Parameters

options

Additional options to pass to the linker.

Description

The -Wl compiler option passes additional options to LD, the linker. Options must be separated by commas only. The -Wl compiler option may be specified multiple times on the command line.

See also

• Compiler Option: -Wa
• Compiler Option: -Wc
• Using the Command Line

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