/usr/bin/spicy-config

Usage: spicy-config [options]

Available options:

    --bindir                 Prints the path to the directory where binaries are installed.
    --build                  Prints "debug" or "release", depending on the build configuration.
    --cmake-path             Prints the path to Spicy-provided CMake modules
    --cxx                    Print the path to the C++ compiler used to build Spicy
    --cxx-launcher           Print the full path to the compiler launcher used to compile HILTI.
    --cxxflags               Print flags for C++ compiler when compiling generated code statically
    --cxxflags-hlto          Print flags for C++ compiler when building precompiled HLTO libraries
    --debug                  Output flags for working with debugging versions.
    --distbase               Print path of the Spicy source distribution.
    --dynamic-loading        Adjust --ldflags for host applications that dynamically load precompiled modules
    --have-toolchain         Prints 'yes' if the Spicy toolchain was built, 'no' otherwise.
    --help                   Print this usage summary
    --include-dirs           Prints the Spicy runtime's C++ include directories
    --include-dirs-toolchain Prints the Spicy compiler's C++ include directories
    --ldflags                Print flags for linker when compiling generated code statically
    --ldflags-hlto           Print flags for linker linker when building precompiled HLTO libraries
    --libdirs                Print standard Spicy library directories.
    --libdirs-cxx-runtime    Print C++ library directories for runtime.
    --libdirs-cxx-toolchain  Print C++ library directories for toolchain.
    --prefix                 Print path of installation
    --spicy-build            Print the path to the spicy-build script.
    --spicyc                 Print the path to the spicyc binary.
    --version                Print the Spicy version as a string.
    --version-number         Print the Spicy version as a numerical value.