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-no-cpp-precomp flag (gcc-4.7.0)
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Warren Oates
May 21, 2012, 12:26:45 PM5/21/12
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Years ago, the -no-cpp-precomp flag was set for building some stuff
(notably Apache) with Darwin (OS X).
It's not been used for a while, but Apache still throws it in anyway,
which didn't matter until gcc-4.7.0, which stops when it finds an
"unrecognized command line option." Same thing for the "-V" option. So
Apache refuses to configure and I have no idea where these flags are
"pre-loaded."
Any ideas?
Can I tell gcc to simply ignore that kind of "error?" Driving me nuts,
it is. I can build all sorts of complicated stuff (php comes to mind)
but Apache is just stupid.
--
... do not cover a warm kettle or your stock may sour. -- Julia Child
(notably Apache) with Darwin (OS X).
It's not been used for a while, but Apache still throws it in anyway,
which didn't matter until gcc-4.7.0, which stops when it finds an
"unrecognized command line option." Same thing for the "-V" option. So
Apache refuses to configure and I have no idea where these flags are
"pre-loaded."
Any ideas?
Can I tell gcc to simply ignore that kind of "error?" Driving me nuts,
it is. I can build all sorts of complicated stuff (php comes to mind)
but Apache is just stupid.
--
... do not cover a warm kettle or your stock may sour. -- Julia Child
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