This section describes the basic command line options that you can use as tools to debug your compilation and to display and check compilation errors. The options in this section enable you to:
Use the -g option to direct the compiler to generate code to support symbolic debugging. For example:
IA-32 applications: prompt>ifc -g prog1.f
Itanium(TM)-based applications: prompt>efc -g prog1.f
The compiler supports the generation of debugging information in assembly files. If you specify the -g option with -S, the assembly file will contain the debugging ionformation. If you further produce an object file, the resulting object file will contain debugging information. If you link the object file and then use the GDB debugger on it, you will get full symbolic representation.