Sentence examples for compilation flags for from inspiring English sources

The -c and -o flags are pretty common...but you should read up on compilation flags for your particular compiler.

The use of this criterion eliminates the need for imposing syntactic conditions on Haskell type class and instance declarations in order to guarantee termination of type inference in the presence of multi-parameter type classes, and allows program compilation without the need of compiler flags for lifting such restrictions.

The use of this criterion eliminates the need of imposing syntactic conditions on Haskell type class and instance declarations in order to guarantee termination of type inference in the presence of multi-parameter type classes, and allows program compilation without the need of compiler flags for lifting such restrictions.

In both cases, the operating systems are Debian 2.6.38 kernels; the compiler used is a GNU g++ v.4.4 with compilation flags -O3 -m64 -fopenmp and CUDA C/C++ SDK v.4.2 with -O3 -fopenmp -arch sm_20/13 flags enabled.

This section summarizes the restrictions imposed on class and instance declarations in Haskell, Haskell+mptcs and in GHC, and GHC compilation flags used to avoid these restrictions.

The algorithms have been implemented and used in a prototype front-end for Haskell, available at http://github.com/rodrigogribeiro/mptc. For all examples mentioned in the literature, Haskell libraries that use multi-parameter type classes and tests used by the Haskell GHC compiler, involving all pertinent GHC extensions, the algorithm works as expected without the need for any compilation flag.

For all examples mentioned in the literature [15, 17] and numerous tests that include those used by GHC involving pertinent GHC extensions, the algorithm works as expected, without the need of any compilation flag.

"Penny raised some red flags for me".

That raises red flags for privacy advocates.

Red flags for obsession, perhaps.

Should that raise red flags for conservatives?