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CC provides hundreds of machine-specific options that you will rarely need to use unless you are compiling for a specific platform and need to take advantage of some of its unique characteristics. This appendix provides a summary and a discussion of machine-specific options for GCC, organized by the platform to which they are relevant. For your convenience if you are using versions of GCC other than 4.x, this appendix includes machine- and processor-specific options for some older targets that are no longer supported in the GCC 4.x compiler family. Where obsolete platform options are discussed, a note identifies the GCC versions to which they are relevant. Machine- and architecture-specific configuration information for GCC is stored in the gcc/config subdirectory of a GCC source code installation. In theory, each supported system has its own directory that contains general configuration information as well as specific information for supported variants of that processor or architecture. The one exception to this rule is Darwin support, which lives in the gcc/config subdirectory because it is an OS kernel and execution environment rather than an architecture (and actually spans multiple architectures). It is treated as a machine in this appendix because there are a large number of Darwin-specific GCC options available, thanks to the fact that it is open source, it runs on both x86 and PPC architectures, and Apple depends on it for the lovely Mac OS X. The majority of the machine- and CPU-specific options available in GCC are specific values for GCC s -m command-line option, which enables you to identify characteristics of the machine for which GCC is generating code.

The name of the new queue, which can be defined using the fully qualified database name, schema name, and queue name. When STATUS is ON, the queue is available for use. When OFF, messages can t be added or removed from the queue. When RETENTION is ON, received or sent messages for the queue are kept until the conversation is done (allowing a prolonged view of in-progress messages in the conversation). When OFF (which is the default), messages are not retained after being either sent or received (and retrieved). Retained messages are available for reporting within the queue, but without risk of duplicate sending or receiving. When ON, the designated stored procedure will be activated to receive messages (up to the number designated in the max_readers argument). When OFF, the stored procedure isn t activated for the queue. The name of the stored procedure that will process messages for the queue. This can be fully qualified, using the database name, schema, and stored procedure name. Multiple instances of the queue reader stored procedure can be activated at the same time, from 0 to 32767 instances. EXECUTE AS defines what database user account the stored procedure runs under. When SELF, it runs under the context of the current user. Otherwise a specific user name can be designated. Like a table, a queue can be placed on a specific filegroup. If not explicitly designated, the queue is placed on the DEFAULT filegroup.

Note The options discussed in this section are only relevant if you are using a version of GCC that was either compiled to run directly on the specified platform (not always possible) or if you are using a version of GCC that has been built as a cross-compiler, generating binaries for the specified platform even though it is actually executing on another platform. For more information about cross-compilers, see 14.

RETENTION = { ON | OFF }

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The 64-bit Alpha processor family was originally developed by Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC) and inherited by its purchasers, Compaq Computer and (later) Hewlett-Packard. The Alpha was an extremely fast processor for its time whose widespread adoption was hampered by VMS and DEC s series of one-night stands with a variety of flavors of Unix.

(ACTIVATION) STATUS = { ON|OFF }

EXECUTE AS { SELF 'user_name' OWNER }

GCC options available when compiling code for Unix-like operating systems running on the DEC Alpha family of processors are the following: -malpha-as: Specifying this option tells GCC to generate code that is to be assembled by the DEC assembler -mbuild-constants: Specifying this option causes GCC to construct all integer constants using code that checks to see if the program can construct the constant from smaller constants in two or three instructions If it cannot, GCC outputs the constant as a literal and generates code to load it from the data segment at runtime Normally, GCC only performs this check on 32- or 64-bit integer constants The goal of this option is to keep constants out of the data segment and in the code segment whenever possible.

ON { filegroup [ DEFAULT ] }