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