chn@lanl.gov (Charles Neil) (05/22/91)
I installed Apple's upgrade to their X product. They finally produced a compiled server that's faster than the donated one on the MIT tape when compiled with gcc. Thanks Apple! Here is the question: how does one get imake to create makefiles with gcc and the proper defines? What I did is to #define MacUseGcc in .../config/macII.cf. Is this the right thing to do? -- -Charlie Neil (chn@lanl.gov) Los Alamos National Laboratory (505) 665-0978
taylor@ddtg.com (Brad Taylor) (05/31/91)
In article <24200@lanl.gov> chn@lanl.gov (Charles Neil) writes: >I installed Apple's upgrade to their X product. They finally produced >a compiled server that's faster than the donated one on the MIT tape >when compiled with gcc. Thanks Apple! Here is the question: how does >one get imake to create makefiles with gcc and the proper defines? What >I did is to #define MacUseGcc in .../config/macII.cf. Is this the right >thing to do? >-- > > -Charlie Neil (chn@lanl.gov) > Los Alamos National Laboratory (505) 665-0978 Yes, it correct to define this in macII.cf. You must also use the define that comes with the stock "site.def" file(#define CcCmd gcc -DNOSTDHDRS -fstrength-reduce -fpcc-struct-return -fw ritable-strings -traditional). Once "imake" is compiled, you can then run "make World >& make.world" from the "TOP" directory. -- --Brad Taylor | FJ1200...No AMA number yet! Sys Admin | My opinions are my own, not DuPont's... DuPont Design Technologies Group | Do they actually have opinions? taylor@ddtg.com |