RichardHaines SECILC 8 18 February 2015 secilc SELinux CIL Compiler secilc invoke the SELinux Common Intermediate Language (CIL) Compiler secilc OPTION file secilc invokes the CIL compiler with the specified arguments to build a kernel binary policy. A file_contexts file will also be built as described in the FILE FORMAT section of file_contexts5. -o, --output=<file> Write binary policy to file (default: policy.version) -f, --filecontext=<file> Write file contexts to file (default: file_contexts) -t, --target=<type> Specify target architecture. May be selinux or xen (default: selinux) -M, --mls true|false Build an mls policy. Must be true or false. This will override the (mls boolean) statement if present in the policy. -c, --policyvers=<version> Build a binary policy with a given version (default: depends on the systems SELinux policy version, see sestatus8) -U, --handle-unknown=<action> How to handle unknown classes or permissions. May be deny, allow, or reject (default: deny). This will override the (handleunknown action) statement if present in the policy. -D, --disable-dontaudit Do not add dontaudit rules to the binary policy. -P, --preserve-tunables Treat tunables as booleans. -N, --disable-neverallow Do not check neverallow rules. -G, --expand-generated Expand and remove auto-generated attributes -X, --attrs-size <size> Expand type attributes with fewer than <SIZE> members. -v, --verbose Increment verbosity level. -h, --help Display usage information. file_contexts 5 sestatus 8 HTML documentation describing the CIL language statements is available starting with docs/html/index.html. PDF documentation describing the CIL language statements is available at: docs/pdf/CIL_Reference_Guide.pdf. There is a CIL Design Wiki at: that describes the goals and features of the CIL language.