g++ flags you want to know

• g++ prog.cpp
  This will compile prog.cpp to a binary named a.out in unix ( or a.exe under cygnus win32 g++ )
• g++ prog.cpp -o foo
  This compiles prog.cpp to a binary name foo ( or foo.exe in win32 )
• g++ -Wall prog.cpp
  The '-Wall' turns on all compiler warnings
• g++ -g prog.cpp
  The '-g' turns on debugging. This makes your code ready to run under gdb.
• g++ -c module.cpp
  The '-c' compiles it down to an object file, known as a '.o'. You can link together multiple object files into an executable. This is used in multiple file projects to reduce compile time.
• g++ -O module.cpp
  Turns on optimization, you may also specify levels (-O2).
• g++ -E prog.cpp
  The '-E' outputs the preproccessor output to the screen ( stdout ).
• g++ -MM prog.cpp
  The '-MM' outputs the Makefile dependancies for the cpp file(s) listed.
• g++ -S prog.cpp
  The '-S' will create a .s file that contains the gasm assembly code.