Compiler Options
This compiler supports many compiler options you can use in your applications.
In this section, we provide the following:
- An that includes their short descriptions
- A list of deprecated options for SYCL and lists of deprecated and removed options for C++
- General rules for compiler options and the conventions we use when referring to options
- Details about what appears in the compiler option descriptions
- A description of each compiler option. The descriptions appear under the option's functional category. Within each category, the options are listed in alphabetical order.
Clang compiler options are supported for this compiler. We do not document these options, but you can check -help on the command line to see if a particular option is supported. For more information about Clang options, see the
Clang documentation.
On Windows, two compilers are available:
dpcpp
and
dpcpp-cl
.
If you want to use Linux-style option syntax, where options start with dash (-), you should continue to use the
dpcpp
compiler.
If you want to use Microsoft Visual C++ (MSVC)-compatible option syntax, where options start with /, you should use the
dpcpp-cl
compiler.
macOS* is not supported for the
icx/icpx
,
dpcpp
, or
dpcpp-cl
compilers. For macOS or Xcode* support, visit the
icc
compiler:
Intel® C++ Compiler Classic Developer Guide and Reference.
For details about new functionality, such as new compiler options, see the Release Notes for the product.