Help! Using Different version GCC generate different object file (for same source file)

[xugang]

Dear all:

The title is confusing, i try to explain here clearly:

There are two server we using now: one is linux server with the GCC
version (3.4.5);

the other one is the Sun server with GCC version (2.95.3)

There is one application which we will filter some message infor
through the object file.

Now, we find that using higher version GCC compiled the same source
file, we can't filter

the message info we wanted. But using the other server with lower
version GCC, the appl

can be worked normally.

We checked the object file and found that the object file which
generated by higher ver

GCC has no info we wanted, but the object file generated by lower ver
GCC has the info

we wanted.

My question is that:

1> Can we modify the generated object file content through
adjusting some compile

option with higher version GCC to be same with the object file which
generated by lower

version GCC? If so, which compile option will be worked?

2> Is there other way we can try without downgrade the GCC
version?

Thanks all!

BR.

[Gary R. Schmidt]

xugang wrote:
[SNIP gcc confabulation...]

Have a look at the gcc configuration files on the machines.

gcc --v tells you where they are.

Cheers,
Gary B-)

[Dave]

Or if you want to save wear and tear of your keyboard,

gcc -v

will do too!!!

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[xugang]

Hi:

Could you give some suggestions on which options will be worked?

thanks!

On 11月22日, 下午7时40分, Dave <f...@coo.com> wrote:
> Gary R. Schmidt wrote:
> > xugang wrote:
> > [SNIPgccconfabulation...]
>
> > Have a look at thegccconfiguration files on the machines.
>

> >gcc--v tells you where they are.