s1h@sppy00.UUCP (Steven J. Husting) (07/05/90)
I've been using gcc since the patches were posted, and it is working quite well, but I have one question. Often when compiling source code taken from the net or elsewhere (for example, mush) the Microsoft option -Fo<xxxx.o> is added to each compile line. It doesn't occur with every package I compile, but it is consistent within a package; that is, it shows up consistently regardless of what I do. GCC just ignores it with a warning, so it's no big deal, but it is annoying and I'm curious. Why is this happening? Also, has anyone done the g++ port? -- Steven Husting "Viva Las Vegas" OCLC, Inc. - Elvis Presley sppy00!s1h.UUCP slh@rcsh.oclc.org