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-A file

Forces the interpretation of file as an ASN.1 module. It is useful when automatic module type detection fails due to some strange language constructs. The option takes exactly one file name as argument. The option must be repeated when used with multiple files. See also: option -T.

-a

Force XER in ASN.1 files

-b

Disables the generation of BER encoder/decoder routines for all ASN.1 types.

-B

Allows the selected field in a union value to be unbound, when setting module parameters (legacy behavior). A warning is displayed whenever a union value receives an unbound selected field and when a union with an unbound selected field is copied.

-c

Write out checksums in case of error

-d

Treat ASN.1 SEQUENCE/SET fields with DEFAULT values as omit in TTCN-3.

-D

Disable generation of user and time information comments in the output C++ code.

-e

Enforce legacy handling of encode and variant attributes.

-E

Instructs the variant attribute parser to display warnings instead of errors for unrecognized/erroneous attributes.

-f

Forces the compiler to overwrite the output files even if they exist or are unchanged.

-F

Forces the compiler to generate the full C++ classes for records of/sets of basic types (i.e. boolean, integer, float, bitstring, hexstring, octetstring, charstring and unversal charstring). Otherwise only type aliases to pre-generated classes are generated for these types. This also disables the type compatibility between records of/sets of basic types in the Load Test Runtime.

-g

The compiler error/warning messages will contain only the starting line number and column, in a format compatible with th GNU compiler (gcc). -g takes precedence over -i if both are specified.

-h

Allows unsafe universal charstring to charstring conversion.

-i

The compiler error/warning messages will contain only the line numbers, the column numbers will remain hidden. This option provides backward compatibility with the error message format of earlier versions.

-I

Enables real-time testing features.

-j

Disables JSON encoder/decoder functions.

-J file

Read a list of input files from the provided file.

-k

Enables object-oriented features.

-K file

Enables selective code coverage.

-l

Instructs the compiler to generate source file and line information (i.e. #line directives) into the output C++ code so that the C++ compiler error messages refer back to the lines of original TTCN-3 input module.

-L

Instructs the compiler to add source file and line source file and line number information into the generated code to be included in the log during execution.

-M

Allows the use of the value omit in template lists and complemented template lists (legacy behavior). If set, an omitted field will match a template list, if the value omit appears in the list, and it will match a complemented template list, if omit is not in the list (the ifpresent attribute can still be used for matching omitted fields). This also affects the ispresent operation and the present template restriction accordingly.

-n

Activates the debugger and generates extra code for storing debug information.

-N

Ignore UNTAGGED encoding instruction on top level unions (legacy behaviour).

-o dir

The output files (including Test Port skeletons) will be placed into the directory specified by dir. The current working directory is the default otherwise.

-p

Instructs the compiler only to parse the given TTCN-3 and ASN.1 modules. This will detect only the syntax errors because semantic checkings are not performed. The presence of all imported modules is not necessary thus it is allowed (and recommended) to parse the modules one-by-one.

-q

Quiet mode. Equivalent with -V 0.

-Qn

Quits after n errors.

-r

Disables the generation of RAW encoder/decoder routines for all TTCN-3 types.

-R

Use function test runtime (TITAN_RUNTIME_2). The compiler will generate source code for use with function test runtime.

-s

Instructs the compiler to parse the given TTCN-3 and ASN.1 modules and perform semantic analysis on them, but not to generate C++ output. The list of given modules shall be complete so it is not allowed to import from a module that is not in the list. All options that influence the code generation are silently ignored when used together with -s.

-S

Suppresses context information.

-t

Generates Test Port and External Class skeleton header and source files for all port types and external class types that can be found in the input TTCN-3 modules. Existing Test Port and External Class files will not be overwritten unless the -f option is used.

-T file

Forces the interpretation of file as a TTCN-3 module. See also: option -A.

-u

Forces the compiler to do duplicate underscore characters in all output file names. This option turns on the compatibility mode with versions 1.1 or earlier.

-v

Prints version and license key information and exits.

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"NOT SUPPORTED" messages.

2:

WARNING messages.

4:

NOTIFY messages.

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DEBUG messages.

-w

Suppresses all warning messages. Equivalent with -V 4.

-x

Disables the generation of TEXT encoder/decoder routines for all TTCN-3 types.

-X

Disable XER encoder/decoder functions

-y

Disable subtype checking

-Y

Enforces legacy behaviour of the "out" function parameters (see refguide).

-z file

Enables profiling and code coverage in the selected TTCN-3 files. The file argument contains a list of TTCN-3 files separated by new lines. Each TTCN-3 file must be among the compiler’s TTCN-3 file arguments.

-0

Disables attribute checks for encvalue and decvalue. Must be used together with option -s.

-

The single dash character as command line argument controls the selective code generation option. After the list of all TTCN-3 and ASN.1 modules a subset of these files can be given separated by a dash. This option instructs the compiler to parse all modules, perform the semantic analysis on the entire module hierarchy, but generate code only for those modules that are listed after the dash again.

-j

Only types that have JSON coding enabled are included in the schema.

-f

The schema only validates types that have a JSON encoding or decoding method declared.

- file

The single dash character as command line argument specifies the name of the generated JSON schema file. If it is not present, then the schema file name is generated from the name of the first input file (by replacing its suffix with .json or appending .json to the end of the file).