-- ------------------------------------------------------------------ Michael Bletzinger Software Developer, Alliance Computational [EMAIL PROTECTED] Environment & Security 217 265 5137 NCSA
Hi There, I'm using the CVS autoconf updated yesterday (from the right repository this time :-)). autoconf picks "gcc" as the compiler and "cc -E" as the preprocessor when I do not specify CC or CPP. This causes a problem on my machine which is: SunOS pecos.ncsa.uiuc.edu 5.7 Generic_106541-07 sun4d sparc SUNW,SPARCcenter-2000 because cc is the ucb compiler that returns an error message on stdout, and nothing on stderr. This causes AC_CHECK_HEADER to "find" non-existent headers. First off, shouldn't CPP use gcc as the default. If not would it be possible to add a test to AC_PROG_CPP that would make sure that $CPP errors on a bogus header. Thanks for your time Michael -- ------------------------------------------------------------------ Michael Bletzinger Software Developer, Alliance Computational [EMAIL PROTECTED] Environment & Security 217 265 5137 NCSA
