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Re: OBJ and EXE and cross-compilation (Was: AC_OBJEXT again)
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Ralf Corsepius |
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Re: OBJ and EXE and cross-compilation (Was: AC_OBJEXT again) |
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Tue, 12 Dec 2000 19:21:56 +0100 |
Akim Demaille wrote:
>
> Maybe we should just make the difference between cross-compilation or
> not? Here is what I propose.
>
> 1. AC_INIT uses uname to compute CYGWIN32, MINGW32 and EMXOS2,
> hence OBJEXT and EXEEXT.
>
> 2. AC_LANG_COMPILER if cross-compiling runs the old Cygwin32 etc.
> tests which involve a compilation (__CYGWIN32__). It changes OBJEXT
> and EXEEXT if needed.
>
This seems like heading into the wrong direction to me.
Morten's thought currently seems to be convincing to me:
Let's try to regard EXEEXT and OBJEXT as a tool's characteristics,
and do neither regard it as build nor host system characteristic.
EXEEXT and OBJEXT should be overrideable however.
Ralf
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- Re: EXEEXT: `cc -o' (Was: AC_CYGWIN etc.), Alexandre Oliva, 2000/12/16
- Re: AC_CYGWIN etc. (Was: AC_OBJEXT again), Alexandre Oliva, 2000/12/14
- Re: AC_CYGWIN etc. (Was: AC_OBJEXT again), Lars J. Aas, 2000/12/14
- Re: AC_CYGWIN etc. (Was: AC_OBJEXT again), Alexandre Oliva, 2000/12/15
- Re: AC_OBJEXT again, Lars J. Aas, 2000/12/13
- Re: AC_OBJEXT again, Alexandre Oliva, 2000/12/12
- OBJ and EXE and cross-compilation (Was: AC_OBJEXT again), Akim Demaille, 2000/12/12
- Re: OBJ and EXE and cross-compilation (Was: AC_OBJEXT again),
Ralf Corsepius <=
- Re: OBJ and EXE and cross-compilation (Was: AC_OBJEXT again), Mo DeJong, 2000/12/12
- Re: OBJ and EXE and cross-compilation (Was: AC_OBJEXT again), Akim Demaille, 2000/12/13
Re: AC_OBJEXT again, Earnie Boyd, 2000/12/13
RE: AC_OBJEXT again, Bernard Dautrevaux, 2000/12/13