poepping@sei.cmu.edu (Mark Poepping) (10/31/90)
-- Pardon the naive question, but.. Under typical UNIX cc compilers (stock vendor or gcc): Can I change the tmp directory for C compilations? I'd rather not change the default size of '/' or point /tmp to /usr/tmp. Replies to me please, I can't keep up with this list. Thanks. -- Mark Poepping poepping@sei.cmu.edu Software Engineering Institute Pittsburgh, PA
bhoughto@cmdnfs.intel.com (Blair P. Houghton) (10/31/90)
In article <9286@fy.sei.cmu.edu> poepping@sei.cmu.edu (Mark Poepping) writes: >Pardon the naive question, but.. Well, yes, but it gives me a chance to advise you to kindly RTFM in the future; you knew enough to think of gcc, but not enough to check out the manual page, which would of course be the only certain source of information for this sort of question (it's certainly where I checked MY answer). You never know what sort of BS you'll get off the net (know what I mean?). Many people are going to misunderstand your question (do you really want to use temp files, or could you do without?), many others will answer it identically but insufficiently (like now), and the rest are going to browbeat you for posting it (more like now). >Under typical UNIX cc compilers (stock vendor or gcc): >Can I change the tmp directory for C compilations? >I'd rather not change the default size of '/' or point >/tmp to /usr/tmp. Replies to me please, I can't keep >up with this list. Thanks. Try the -pipe switch for gcc. RTFM for what it means. --Blair "And have a nice compile. C-:"