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1.1       fefe        1: .TH diet 1 "April 2001"
                      2: .SH NAME
                      3: .PP
                      4: diet \- mangle gcc command line arguments
                      5: .SH SYNOPSIS
                      6: .PP
1.4       fefe        7: .B diet [-v] [-Os]
1.1       fefe        8: [\fInormal gcc command line\fP]
                      9: .SH DESCRIPTION
                     10: .PP
1.6     ! leitner    11: diet is a small wrapper around gcc or clang.  It will try to look at the command
        !            12: line you specify and try to mangle it so that gcc/clang will compile against
1.1       fefe       13: the diet libc header files and link against the diet libc itself.
                     14: 
                     15: diet tries to be smart for cross compiling.  If the first argument is
1.2       fefe       16: not gcc but sparc-linux-gcc, diet will guess that you want to cross
1.1       fefe       17: compile for sparc and use bin-sparc/dietlibc.a instead of the dietlibc.a
1.6     ! leitner    18: for your default architecture. This does not work yet for clang.
1.4       fefe       19: 
                     20: The -v option will make diet print the modified gcc command line before
                     21: executing it.
1.3       fefe       22: 
                     23: When passed the -Os option before the gcc argument, diet will mangle the
                     24: gcc options to include the best known for-size optimization settings for
                     25: the platform.
1.5       fefe       26: .SH FILES
                     27: ~/.diet/\fIcompiler\fR may contain compiler options as you would
                     28: specify them on the command line, i.e. separated by spaces.  Those will
                     29: then be used instead of the built-in defaults for diet -Os.
1.1       fefe       30: .SH AUTHOR
                     31: Felix von Leitner <felix-dietlibc@fefe.de>