Specifies the priority level for the initialization of static objects.
>>- -q--priority--=--number------------------------------------><
where
number | Is the initialization priority level assigned to the static
objects within a file, or the priority level of a shared or non-shared file
or library.
You can specify a priority level from 101 (highest priority) to 65535 (lowest priority). If not specified, the default priority level is 65535. |
See also #pragma priority and #pragma options.
To compile the file myprogram.C to produce an object file myprogram.o so that objects within that file have an initialization priority of 2000, enter:
xlc++ myprogram.C -c -qpriority=2000
All objects in the resulting object file will be given an initialization priority of 2000, provided that the source file contains no #pragma priority(number) directives specifying a different priority level.
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