About Option bar
Next match to your Find Bar search ⌘ + g Jump to the previous match to your Find Bar search ⌘ + Shift + g When Find Bar is open, search for selected text ⌘+E Open Developer Tools ⌘ + Option + i Open the Delete browsing data options ⌘ + shift + Delete Log in as a different user, browse as a Guest or access payment and password info ⌘ + Shift + m Jump to the main menu bar Control + F2 Cycle focus to unfocused dialogue (if showing) and all toolbars ⌘ + Option + Up arrow or Down arrow Open a feedback form ⌘ + Option + shift + i Turn on Caret Browsing F7 Focus on inactive dialogues ⌘ + Option + Shift + a Address bar shortcutsUse the following shortcuts in the address bar: Action Shortcut Search with your default search engine Type a search term + Return Search using a different search engine Type a search engine name and press Tab Add www. and .com to a site name, and open it in the current tab Type a site name + Ctrl + Return Add www. and .com to a site name, and open it in a new window Type a site name + Ctrl + Shift + Return Open the website in a new background tab Type a web address + ⌘ + Return Jump to the address bar ⌘ + l Remove predictions from your address bar Down arrow to highlight
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-forward-unknown-to-host-compiler -foo bar a.cu will report an error for bar argument.nvcc -forward-unknown-to-host-compiler -foo -bar a.cu will forward -foo and -bar to host compiler.Note: On Windows, also see option -forward-slash-prefix-opts for forwarding options that begin with ‘/’.4.2.5.4. --forward-unknown-to-host-linker (-forward-unknown-to-host-linker)Forward unknown options to the host linker. An ‘unknown option’ is a command line argument that starts with - followed by another character, and is not a recognized nvcc flag or an argument for a recognized nvcc flag.If the unknown option is followed by a separate command line argument, the argument will not be forwarded, unless it begins with the - character.For example:nvcc -forward-unknown-to-host-linker -foo=bar a.cu will forward -foo=bar to host linker.nvcc -forward-unknown-to-host-linker -foo bar a.cu will report an error for bar argument.nvcc -forward-unknown-to-host-linker -foo -bar a.cu will forward -foo and -bar to host linker.Note: On Windows, also see option -forward-slash-prefix-opts for forwarding options that begin with ‘/’.4.2.5.5. --forward-unknown-opts (-forward-unknown-opts)Implies the combination of options -forward-unknown-to-host-linker and -forward-unknown-to-host-compiler.For example:nvcc -forward-unknown-opts -foo=bar a.cu will forward -foo=bar to the host linker and compiler.nvcc -forward-unknown-opts -foo bar a.cu will report an error for bar argument.nvcc -forward-unknown-opts -foo -bar a.cu will forward -foo and -bar to the host linker and compiler.Note: On Windows, also see option -forward-slash-prefix-opts for forwarding options that begin with ‘/’.4.2.5.6. --forward-slash-prefix-opts (-forward-slash-prefix-opts)If this flag is specified, and forwarding unknown options to host toolchain is enabled (-forward-unknown-opts or-forward-unknown-to-host-linker or -forward-unknown-to-host-compiler), then a command line argument beginningwith ‘/’ is forwarded to the host toolchain.For example:nvcc -forward-slash-prefix-opts -forward-unknown-opts /T foo.cu will forward the flag /T to the host compiler and linker.When this flag is not specified, a command line argument beginning with ‘/’ is treated as an input file.For example:nvcc /T foo.cu will treat ‘/T’ as an input file, and the Windows API function GetFullPathName() is used to determine the full path name.Note: This flag is only supported on Windows.4.2.5.7. --dont-use-profile (-noprof)Do not use configurations from the nvcc.profile file for compilation.4.2.5.8. --threads number (-t)Specify the maximum number of threads to be used to execute the compilation steps in parallel.This option can be used to improve the compilation speed when compiling for multiple architectures. The compiler creates number threads to execute the compilation steps in parallel. If number is 1, this option is ignored. If number is 0, the number of threads used is the number of CPUs on the machine.4.2.5.9. --dryrun (-dryrun)List the compilation sub-commands without executing them.4.2.5.10. --verbose (-v)List the compilation sub-commands while executing them.4.2.5.11. --keep (-keep)Keep all intermediate files that are generated during internal compilation steps.4.2.5.12. --keep-dir directory (-keep-dir)Keep all intermediate files that are generated during internal compilation steps in this directory.4.2.5.13. --save-temps (-save-temps)This option is an alias of --keep.4.2.5.14. --clean-targets (-clean)Delete all the non-temporary files that the same nvcc command would generate without this
