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@ -416,19 +416,27 @@ Specifies the Verilog file containing the top module to be Verilated.
=item {file.c/.cc/.cpp/.cxx}
Specifies optional C++ files to be linked in with the Verilog code. If any
C++ files are specified in this way, Verilator will include a make rule
that generates a I<module> executable. Without any C++ files, Verilator
will stop at the I<module>__ALL.a library, and presume you'll continue
linking with make rules you write yourself. See also the -CFLAGS option.
Specifies optional C++ files to be linked in with the Verilog code. The
file path should either be absolute, or relative to where the make will be
executed from, or add to your makefile's VPATH the appropriate directory to
find the file.
If any C++ files are specified in this way, Verilator will include a make
rule that generates a I<module> executable. Without any C++ files,
Verilator will stop at the I<module>__ALL.a library, and presume you'll
continue linking with make rules you write yourself. See also the -CFLAGS
option.
=item {file.a/.o/.so}
Specifies optional object or library files to be linked in with the Verilog
code, as a shorthand for -LDFLAGS "<file>". If any files are specified in
this way, Verilator will include a make rule that uses these files when
linking the I<module> executable. This generally is only useful when used
with the --exe option.
code, as a shorthand for -LDFLAGS "<file>". The file path should either be
absolute, or relative to where the make will be executed from, or add to
your makefile's VPATH the appropriate directory to find the file.
If any files are specified in this way, Verilator will include a make rule
that uses these files when linking the I<module> executable. This
generally is only useful when used with the --exe option.
=item +1364-1995ext+I<ext>