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C-46
Compile-Time Options
instantiation statement that VCS read in your source files, a library
file, or in another file in a library directory. The message is:
Resolving module "module_identifier"
VCS does not display this message when it finds a module
definition in a Verilog library file that resolves a module
instantiation statement.
+lint=[no]ID|none|all
Enables messages that tell you when your Verilog code contains
something that is bad style but is often used in designs. See “Using
Lint” on page 3-10.
-no_error ID+ID
Changes the error messages with the UPIMI and IOPCWM IDs
to warning messages with the -no_error compile-time option.
You include one or both IDs as arguments, for example:
-noerror UPIMI+IOPCWM
This option does not work with the ID for any other error message.
-notice
Enables verbose diagnostic messages.
-q
Quiet mode; suppresses messages such as those about the C
compiler VCS is using, the source files VCS is parsing, the
top-level modules, or the specified timescale.
-V
Verbose mode; compiles verbosely. The compiler driver program
prints the commands it executes as it runs the C compiler,
assembler, and linker. If you include the -R option with the -V
option, the -V option is also passed to runtime executable, just as
if you had entered simv -V