It always worked before. Why did you change it?
--
Daniel K. O.
"The only way to succeed is to build success yourself"
Maybe the += append operator is the thing that wasn't working. CPPFLAGS
is the proper way to put pre-processor flags.
Care to describe your environment (shell, and distro that uses it)?
Another one,
QNX 6.4.1
ksh
GCC 4.3.3
GNU make 3.81
configure prints
checking if double precision is requested... no
././configure[15566]: CFLAGS+=-DdSINGLE: cannot execute - No such file or
directory
././configure[15567]: CXXFLAGS+=-DdSINGLE: cannot execute - No such file or
directory
checking which drawstuff lib to build... X11
Though well, yes - you are right. It works when changed to CPPFLAGS with "="
too... Even though the defives can't be seen in command line being printed.
OK, changed it back to CPPFLAGS in SVN.
Oleh Derevenko
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Subject: [ode-users] Re: Commited everything