I know it's a long subject. Plenty enough keywords for a search engine
to pick up.
Alan Young had posted to the list previously a procedure that would
allow configure
to proceed when you used ccc. I've found a little easier way of doing
the same thing.
Say you want to build something using ccc. First alias gcc to ccc
alias gcc=ccc
Now configure depends on libtool (which defaults are usually NOT
changed). What happens
is autoconf doesnt recognize ccc and returns "can't build shared
libraries". The quick
and easy workaround?
In the top level of the package you're trying to build do.
./ltconfig --with-gcc ltmain.sh
You could use your own libtool instead (recommended) which is probably
more up to date than whats provide with some packages.
/usr/share/libtool/ltconfig --with-gcc /usr/share/libtool/ltmain.sh
now when you run ./configure it will load what libtool has configured
and
accept it. Once you do this ccc and cxx work.
I hope someone finds this usefull and if anyone needs further
clarification
just email.
Peter
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