Like -m, except that the linked module file will be embedded into the output instead of importing it.
Weakly related to --insert-files (inserts at EOF), but we want to insert at the beginning (where otherwise the linked module would be imported), and override input header members and their dependencies in the inclusion logic just like -m does.
Like
-m, except that the linked module file will be embedded into the output instead of importing it.Weakly related to
--insert-files(inserts at EOF), but we want to insert at the beginning (where otherwise the linked module would be imported), and override input header members and their dependencies in the inclusion logic just like-mdoes.