Source Formats

c.header

A header file containing C elements. A source file not intended to be directly processed by integration tooling.

c

The C programming language with preprocessing.

c.1990

The C programming language using ISO 9899:1990.

c.1999

The C programming language using ISO 9899:1999.

c.2011

The C programming language using ISO 9899:2011.

c.2017

The C programming language using ISO 9899:2017.

c.2018

The C programming language using ISO 9899:2018.

cc.header

A header file containing C++ elements. A source file not intended to be directly processed by integration tooling.

cc

The C++ programming language with preprocessing, but without RTTI and exceptions.

cc.1998

The C++ programming language without RTTI and Exceptions using ISO/IEC 14882:1998.

cc.2003

The C++ programming language without RTTI and Exceptions using ISO/IEC 14882:2003.

cc.2011

The C++ programming language without RTTI and Exceptions using ISO/IEC 14882:2011.

cc.2014

The C++ programming language without RTTI and Exceptions using ISO/IEC 14882:2014.

cc.2017

The C++ programming language without RTTI and Exceptions using ISO/IEC 14882:2017.

cc.2020

The C++ programming language without RTTI and Exceptions using ISO/IEC 14882:2020.

Controls

The set of runtime features needed for correct imaging.

exceptions

System runtime exceptions support.

Stating (control)&<http://if.fault.io/factors/system.type#exceptions> as a requirement will cause factors depending on the symbol to enable exceptions.

Primarily, this is intended for C++, but other languages that feature it as an option may use this endpoint. Notably, this will effect C as well if designated as a requirement.

For clang and gcc compilers, this will issue -fexceptions as a compilation argument instead of -fno-exceptions.

rtti

Runtime Type Information support.

Stating (control)&<http://if.fault.io/factors/system.type#rtti> as a requirement will cause factors depending on the symbol to enable RTTI.

Primarily, this is intended for C++, but other languages that feature it as an option may use this endpoint.

For clang and gcc compilers, this will issue -frtti as a compilation argument instead of -fno-rtti.

pi

For systems supporting runtime relocations, this control field designates the image as supporting independant positioning.