On 5/13/05, Martin Henne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > This is not what I want. Usually, g++ and gcc call a preprocessor. > I found, that some configure scripts recognize g++/gcc-3.4 as the > compiler, when I set the environment variables CXX and CC, but > they complain about /usr/lib/cpp, which is linked to version > 3.3.x .
The configure scripts are referring to directly to /usr/lib/cpp? If so, that's a bug. The compiler knows what the right preprocessor to use is, and it should be making that decision. I wouldn't advise trying to hack your configuration to get a buggy script to work. If I'm still misunderstanding your problem, it might help if you posted more detailed information. If configure is autoconf-generated, you could include the configure.ac (or configure.in for older versions of autoconf), otherwise the configure script itself might be helpful. The error messages you're seeing would also help, as might a Makefile or Makefile.in. -- Michael A. Marsh http://www.umiacs.umd.edu/~mmarsh http://mamarsh.blogspot.com
