Re: Compiling Gnome ?
- From: Andrew Veliath <andrewtv usa net>
- To: GNOME Mailing List <gnome-list gnome org>
- Subject: Re: Compiling Gnome ?
- Date: Thu, 23 Jul 1998 17:56:21 -0400
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..--==- 23 Jul 1998 10:39:06 -0600,
..--==- Tom Tromey (TT) discussed:
)))))) "Andrew" == Andrew Veliath <andrewtv@classic.netaddress.com>
)))))) writes:
Andrew) Hm. This is interesting. The reason I didn't use
Andrew) AC_PROG_CPP is because it tends to give me 'gcc -E' which
Andrew) didn't seem useful here.
TT) Actually, it turns out that this is what you want.
TT) Some systems might not have "/lib/cpp" or any other cpp
TT) executable. Instead, the preprocessor might be integrated into
TT) the compiler. In this case the only way to run the preprocessor
TT) is by running "cc -E".
TT) In the future it is likely that gcc will be built this way (to
TT) get better performance) -- the code to integrate cpp with the
TT) body of the compiler already exists.
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Well, I changed it to use AC_PROG_CPP (I had actually written more
tests in the meantime to check for cpp in other places, but in lieu of
this I removed those). Since it requires a .c file, I symlinked it to
a temporary file and then had it read that. It seems to work for the
most part at the moment, but only testing will tell.
--
Andrew Veliath
andrewtv@usa.net, veliaa@rpi.edu
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