SACC(1)
NAME
sacc − compile C program for standalone use
SYNOPSIS
sacc [ -sable ][ args ]
DESCRIPTION
Sacc is a shell script front-end for the cc(1) command. Sacc invokes cc specifying the appropriate include paths, crt0.o, and libc for use with standalone programs. Sacc may be used to compile programs for execution with sable(1spp) the MIPS architecture simulator, and for execution on actual hardware. If the flag -sable is specified, the modules will be loaded with a crt0.o and libc.a appropriate for use with the sable simulator; otherwise, the modules will be loaded appropriately for standalone use on actual hardware. The -sable argument must be the first argument, if specified. See cc(1) for details regarding other options. Sacc also recognizes files ending in ".s" and ".o" and invokes the assembler and linker as necessary.