On Sat Jan 19 03:49:24 2008, kjs wrote:
> when invoking a PCT-based compiler, such as punie, pynie, perl6, etc, one
> can give a target option, like so:
> 
> ../../parrot js.pbc --target=pir  <file>
> 
> to see the generated PIR.
> 
> When you give the --trace flag to parrot (-t), /and/ giving the --target
> flag, this won't work:
> 
> G:\cygwin\home\Kramer\parrot\languages\ecmascript>..\..\parrot -t
> js.pbc--target=pir
> Option --target=pir not known
> parrot -[abcCEfgGhjprStvVwy.] [-d [FLAGS]] [-D [FLAGS]][-O [level]] [-o
> FILE] <file>

If you specify an argument to -t, ala:

./../parrot -t 1 js.pir --target=pir

This works.

without the 1, js.pir is probably taken as the arg to -t, leaving parrot itself 
to consume --
target, which it doesn't know about.


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