Usage: kotlinc-jvm <options> <source files>
where possible options include:
  -classpath (-cp) <path>    List of directories and JAR/ZIP archives to search for user class files
  -d <directory|jar>         Destination for generated class files
  -expression (-e)           Evaluate the given string as a Kotlin script
  -include-runtime           Include Kotlin runtime into the resulting JAR
  -java-parameters           Generate metadata for Java 1.8 reflection on method parameters
  -jdk-home <path>           Include a custom JDK from the specified location into the classpath instead of the default JAVA_HOME
  -jvm-target <version>      Target version of the generated JVM bytecode (1.6, 1.8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 or 14), default is 1.6
  -module-name <name>        Name of the generated .kotlin_module file
  -no-jdk                    Don't automatically include the Java runtime into the classpath
  -no-reflect                Don't automatically include Kotlin reflection into the classpath
  -no-stdlib                 Don't automatically include the Kotlin/JVM stdlib and Kotlin reflection into the classpath
  -script-templates <fully qualified class name[,]>
                             Script definition template classes
  -Werror                    Report an error if there are any warnings
  -api-version <version>     Allow using declarations only from the specified version of bundled libraries
  -X                         Print a synopsis of advanced options
  -help (-h)                 Print a synopsis of standard options
  -kotlin-home <path>        Path to the home directory of Kotlin compiler used for discovery of runtime libraries
  -language-version <version> Provide source compatibility with the specified version of Kotlin
  -P plugin:<pluginId>:<optionName>=<value>
                             Pass an option to a plugin
  -progressive               Enable progressive compiler mode.
                             In this mode, deprecations and bug fixes for unstable code take effect immediately,
                             instead of going through a graceful migration cycle.
                             Code written in the progressive mode is backward compatible; however, code written in
                             non-progressive mode may cause compilation errors in the progressive mode.
  -script                    Evaluate the given Kotlin script (*.kts) file
  -nowarn                    Generate no warnings
  -verbose                   Enable verbose logging output
  -version                   Display compiler version
  @<argfile>                 Read compiler arguments and file paths from the given file
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