<html><head></head><body>No, but I have thought of that. We have one part
of the project that has to be compiled with gcc and another part that has
to be compiled with g++. It has to be this way for reasons I can't go into.
That's why everything has to be contained within the the makefiles and specified
with a "make tgt=<platform> <all/alldebug/allnodebug> ". <br>
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Don<br>
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George E. Lass wrote:<br>
<blockquote type="cite" cite="mid:3AE5DCB2.EFDA8B9@osc.com"><pre wrap="">I *think* you can just pass the compiler into the makefile:<br><br>make CC=gcc -g -Wall (and don't forget -Werror)<br><br>--or--<br><br>make CC=g++ -g .......<br><br><br>This *should* override the the CC= whatever that is contained in the <br>makefile itself. Is this what you want to do?<br><br><br>george<br><br>don wrote:<br></pre>
<blockquote type="cite"><pre wrap="">Any one have any insight of how to structure a makefile to produce a<br>non-debug executable and a debug executable ? I could do this in a<br>brute force option, but I was wondering if anyone has any tricks up<br>his/her sleeve they'd like to share. Using -d on the command line<br>isn't really an option due to the size and existing setup of the project.<br><br>Currently, we have to do "make tgt=xxx all" to build all the<br>executables. I'd like to modify it so that the target "all" is<br>unchanged, and add a "alldebug" and "allnodebug" option. We currently<br>have to define the compilers as such :<br><br>$CC = gcc -g -Wall ...<br>$CXX = g++ -g -Wall....<br><br>and cannot change this either.<br><br>Any suggestions ? I have a few ideas, but would be interested in what<br>y'all have to say.<br><br>Thanks in advance,<br>Don<br></pre></blockquote>
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