A simple (trivial?) question. Is there a flag in
automake to reduce the output that the user sees
(not the -s in gmake); for instance I am gettting
as one example:
-c -o ftwi_64.lo `test -f 'ftwi_64.c' || echo './'`ftwi_64.c; \
then mv ".deps/ftwi_64.Tpo" ".deps/ftwi_64.Plo"; \
else rm -f ".deps
Thanks. However, I noticed that I am only getting the
excessing output with gcc & g++; g77 files are compiling
“nicer” (i.e. as single lines with the options rather than
everything else). Any hints?
Togethor with a collaborator, we are putting togethor
a gnu-like package for some scientific analysis. We
have it running on Linux, HP, SGI with both gcc and native
compilers but have run in to some problems on two Sun's;
maybe someone can make suggestions.
1) One of the systems has both X11R5 and
While testing a package on a number of systems, it
has become clear to me that they are often "broken"
in non-obvious ways. As just two examples that I
have come across:
1) Users not having permissions to shared libraries
2) Duplicate, and inconsistent gcc/g++/g77 compilers
Has any
Let me expand slightly on my concept, by giving three (trivial?)
suggestions for what could be included:
a) Check that gcc, g++ and g77 are all the same version.
b) At least for Linux, check that /etc/ld.so.conf contains
/usr/local/lib, then run /sbin/ldconfig -v and check that
there are not any b
