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Intel® C++ Compiler for Mac OS* provides excellent source, binary and command line compatibility with gcc and g++.
Mac OS* Specific Compiler Features
- Support for GNU inline ASM syntax
- Support for Microsoft* MASM-style inline assembly format (-use-msasm)
- Support of Pascal strings (-fpascal-strings)
- Support weak_import attribute
- Support for Apple* legacy alignment options (-malign-power, -malign-natural, -malign-mac68k)
- Support for Apple Frameworks and Apple’s C++ language extensions
- Interoperable with objective C where GCC will compile object C source
- Universal binary support
Support for Mac OS* Specific Linker Options
- Produce a Mach-O bundle format file with (-bundle)
- Produce Mach-O demand page executable format file. (-execute)
- Specify file containing list of files to link (-filelist)
- Build output as flat namespace image; not default (-flat_namespace)
- Treat all dynamic libraries as flat namespace images (-force_flat_namespace)
- Build output as two level namespace image; default (-twolevel_namespace)
- Specify framework but mark all references to it as weak imports (-weak_framework)
- Building shared and static libraries (-dynamiclib)
- Generate non-pic code (-mdynamic-no-pic)
In addition to the above Mac OS specific features, Intel C++ Compiler for Mac OS shares GNU compiler source, binary, and command-line compatibility features described in the document, Intel® Compilers for Linux*: Compatibility with GNU Compilers.
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