The Intel® C++ Compiler Classic recognizes input files with the extensions listed in the following table:
File Name |
Interpretation |
Action |
|---|---|---|
file.c |
C source file |
Passed to compiler |
file.C |
C++ source file |
Passed to compiler |
file.lib (Windows*) file.a file.dylib (macOS*) |
Library file |
Passed to linker |
file.i |
Preprocessed file |
Passed to compiler |
file.obj (Windows) file.o (Linux and macOS*) |
Object file |
Passed to linker |
file.asm (Windows) file.s (Linux and macOS*) file.S (Linux and macOS*) |
Assembly file |
Passed to assembler |
The Intel® C++ Compiler Classic produces output files with the extensions listed in the following table:
File Name |
Description |
|---|---|
file.i |
Preprocessed file: Produced with the -P option. |
file.o (Linux and macOS*) file.obj (Windows) |
Object file: Produced with the -c (Linux, macOS*, and Windows) object. The /Fo (Windows) or -o (Linux) option allows you to rename the output object file. |
file.s (Linux and macOS*) file.asm (Windows) |
Assembly language file: Produced with the -S option. The /Fa (Windows) or -s (Linux) option allows you to rename the output assembly file. |
a.out (Linux and macOS*) file.exe (Windows) |
Executable file: Produced by the default compilation. The /Fe (Windows) or -o (Linux) option allows you to rename the output executable file. |