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Option Description

-nta
--no-typed-arrays

Disables typed arrays support. The default is false .

--optimistic-types

Uses optimistic type assumptions with
deoptimizing recompilation. The default is true .

--parse-only Parses the code without compiling. The default is

false .

-pcc
--persistent-code-cache

Enables disk cache for compiled scripts. The default
is false .

--print-ast Prints the abstract syntax tree. The default is false .

-pc
--print-code

Prints the generated bytecode on standard error or
to the specified directory. You can specify a function
name for which to print the bytecode. The syntax to
specify directory and function is:
-pc=dir:<output-directory-path>,
function:<function-name>

--print-lower-ast Prints the lowered abstract syntax tree. The default

is false .

-plp
--print-lower-parse

Prints the lowered parse tree. The default is false .

--print-mem-usage Prints the memory usage of instruction register (IR)

after each compile stage. The default is false .

--print-no-newline The print() function will not print a newline

character after printing its arguments. The default
is false .

-pp
--print-parse

Prints the parse tree. The default is false .

--print-symbols Prints the symbol table. The default is false .

-pcs
--profile-callsites

Dumps callsite profile data. The default is false .

-scripting Enables shell scripting features. The default is false .

--stderr=
<filename|stream|tty>

Redirects stderr to the specified filename, stream,
or text terminal.

--stdout=
<filename|stream|tty>

Redirects stdout to the specified filename, stream,
or text terminal.

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