<title=Using XSC.CFG and XSL.CFG configuration files>
<keywords=xsc xsl xscl xsc.exe xsl.exe configuration config cfg>

  Create in the directory you have the sources of your project XSC.CFG and
 XSL.CFG files, that will contain the compiling and linking options. XSC.CFG
 is used by XSC.EXE and XSCL.EXE ; XSL.CFG is used by XSL.EXE and XSCL.EXE.

  Compiler          XSC.EXE         XSC.CFG
  Linker            XSL.EXE         XSL.CFG
  Compiler+Linker   XSCL.EXE        XSC.CFG+XSL.CFG

  Eg.   XSC.CFG
  
        -oif -oor -oand -Oav -Oaf -Otd

        XSL.CFG

        -ol -Oarh

   If you run the compiler from the project directory, it will try to open
 XSC.CFG file and read the compiling options from there (in this example
 -oif, -oor, -oand, -Oav, -Oaf and -Otd).
 
   The same with the linker : it will try to open XSL.CFG file and read
 linking options from there (-ol and -Oarh).

   Using XSC.CFG and XSL.CFG can be very useful because you don't have to
 specify the same compiling/linking options every time you need
 to compile/link something.

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