Standard CFLAGS

2003-06-10 Thread Remko Troncon
Hi, I was wondering why the standard CFLAGS for configure are chosen to be -g -O2 ? Is there a clean way to remove the '-g' from these flags, to have configure build a distributable binary by default ? thanks, Remko

Re: Standard CFLAGS

2003-06-10 Thread Remko Troncon
> export CFLAGS=whatever Of course, but then i overwrite all flags that configure sets by default, and that's probably not very clean (although i don't think it makes a lot of difference at this point). > |> have configure build a distributable binary by default ? > What do you mean with "distrib

Checking alignment of data types

2004-03-10 Thread Remko Troncon
Hi, Is there a predefined autoconf macro to retrieve the required alignment of data types ? If not, will there ever be ? thanks, Remko

Re: Checking alignment of data types

2004-03-13 Thread Remko Troncon
> No. It's not needed all that much, since you can find the alignment > of a type in C. Yes, but unfortunately i am working on a bytecode interpreter for and written in another language. To find the right alignment for data on the heap, i would need that information at configure time, and subst

C++ libraries

2004-03-22 Thread Remko Troncon
Hi, This looks like a really dumb question, but i can't find the answer in the manual. I'm trying to do a check on the existence of a C++ library. How should i do this ? I have tried AC_CHECK_LIB, but i wouldn't know what to fill in the 'function' parameter to check. Nothing seems to work. thanks