Compilers can store the command line options in a file, and the Compiler Settings File Options contain the Flag and file Extension used to specify these. The file Extension can be left blank if it not used.
If the Literal Quotes box is checked, all quotes are treated as literal and passed to the analyzers as if they had been written in the settings file, otherwise the synchronization expects literal quotes to be escaped.
Each set of options is saved under a Name. To modify an existing set of options, highlight the associated Name, and after making your changes, click Save New Setting to overwrite the existing options. If you enter a new Name in the dialog, or amend an existing Name, then, when you click Save New Setting, the associated options will be saved as a new entry under Compiler Settings File Options.
To delete an entry, select the Name in the list and click Delete Selected.