Advanced commands: //compileToOC, oc compile project to Objective C code //run run the project (with Tiny C backend; Linux only!) //pretty pretty print the inputfile //genDepend generate a DOT file containing the module dependency graph //listDef list all defined conditionals and exit //check checks the project for syntax and semantic //parse parses a single file (for debugging Nimrod) Advanced options: -w, --warnings:on|off turn all warnings on|off --warning[X]:on|off turn specific warning X on|off --hints:on|off turn all hints on|off --hint[X]:on|off turn specific hint X on|off --lib:PATH set the path to the system.nim library -c, --compileOnly compile only; do not assemble or link --noLinking compile but do not link --noMain do not generate a main procedure --genScript generate a compile script (in the 'nimcache' subdirectory named 'compile_$project$scriptext') --os:SYMBOL set the target operating system (cross-compilation) --cpu:SYMBOL set the target processor (cross-compilation) --debuginfo enables debug information -t, --passc:OPTION pass an option to the C compiler -l, --passl:OPTION pass an option to the linker --genMapping generate a mapping file containing (Nimrod, mangled) identifier pairs --lineDir:on|off generation of #line directive on|off --checkpoints:on|off turn checkpoints on|off; for debugging Nimrod --skipCfg do not read the general configuration file --skipProjCfg do not read the project's configuration file --gc:refc|boehm|none use Nimrod's native GC|Boehm GC|no GC --index:FILE use FILE to generate a documenation index file --putenv:key=value set an environment variable --listCmd list the commands used to execute external programs --parallelBuild=0|1|... perform a parallel build value = number of processors (0 for auto-detect) --verbosity:0|1|2|3 set Nimrod's verbosity level (0 is default) -v, --version show detailed version information