Flags

Shows the help menu. Note: this is a work in progress and currently does not show anything on Windows devices because of execve being used to run man. As the frontend begins to become stabilized this will change.

Disables running stylist when compiling a program. This disables any compile-time checks and also conflicts with the --enforce-stylist flag.

Quits compilation early if stylist reports any style or potential UB issues. Useful for writing strictly typed LR assembly.

Allows for large numbers to be in the program. (disabling lex-time checks for large numbers) It is recommended to keep this option ON as it prevents UB ^[1] from occuring within the program.

Specifies the endian flag as big in the compiler’s options. The endian flag controls the endianness of the binary generation.

Specifies the endian flag as little in the compiler’s options. The endian flag controls the endianness of the binary generation.

Specifies the output format for the binary. This output format will be the basis for any operations moving forward. This format flag is converted from a string to an enum that contains the format’s information. The format is used for

Specifies the output location of the binary. This location must be a file, it can not be a directory.

Sets the optimization level to N. For some architectures this will have an effect on what context is chosen and passed to the generator, and others it may not.