when CFLAGS is not already set, AC_PROG_CC set CFLAGS to -g -O2 (or just
-O2 if -g is not supported). Same for CXXFLAGS and AC_PROG_CXX (cf their
documentation in the autoconf manual).
regards
Vincent Torri
On Tue, 29 Nov 2005, David Fang wrote:
> > When I use autoconf/automake tools to gene
Feng QIN wrote:
Hello all,
When I use autoconf/automake tools to generate makefile for my package, the
CXXFLAGS is always added "-O2" by tools, while I don't want to use for
debuging.
Is it possible to remove it from options of configure command or some other
ways better than removing it manually
> When I use autoconf/automake tools to generate makefile for my package, the
> CXXFLAGS is always added "-O2" by tools, while I don't want to use for
> debuging.
> Is it possible to remove it from options of configure command or some other
> ways better than removing it manually everytime on Makef
Hello all,
When I use autoconf/automake tools to generate makefile for my package, the
CXXFLAGS is always added "-O2" by tools, while I don't want to use for
debuging.
Is it possible to remove it from options of configure command or some other
ways better than removing it manually everytime on Make
On 29-Nov-2005, Ed Hartnett wrote:
| I believe the common consensus is that one should not set CFLAGS in
| configure.ac.
|
| However, I have a problem that seems to call for it. Is there a better
| way to get this working then messing with CFLAGS?
|
| My configure allows the user to specify a lo
Howdy all!
I believe the common consensus is that one should not set CFLAGS in
configure.ac.
However, I have a problem that seems to call for it. Is there a better
way to get this working then messing with CFLAGS?
My configure allows the user to specify a location for a library, the
HDF5 library
Dear all,
i want to configure my package without setting the --prefix option. By
default "make install" tries to copy libs and binaries to /usr/lib or
/usr/bin, but I need the files copied to ./bin and ./lib.
Can anybody tell me wich variable must be set to `pwd` within the
configure.in?
Kind Re
