das@LOCUS.UCLA.EDU (08/05/86)
For some reason, the 4.3 bsd C compiler does something funny when you give cc the -c flag, the -o flag, and only one source file; the command cc -c -o blah blah.c puts the object file in "blah" and produces no "blah.o" file. This, of course, is not what the SysV and 4.2 cc do; they effectively ignore the -o option when -c is specified. This breaks the CC script, since ..o files are not produced. To fix it, you have to not accumulate the "-o filename" in the shell variable X; instead, accumulate it in a variable named OF, say, so you can echo it when needed. -- David Smallberg, das@locus.ucla.edu, {sdcrdcf,ucbvax}!ucla-cs!das -- David Smallberg, das@locus.ucla.edu, {sdcrdcf,ucbvax}!ucla-cs!das