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From: Leisner.Henr@XEROX.COM (Marty)
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Subject: gcc with sun386i make
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Date: 21 Mar 89 18:31:04 GMT
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I just got a sun386i and installed gcc on it.

I noticed sun's make has a default TARGET_ARCH in COMPILE.c, so

to make foo.o, it becomes
cc   -sun386 -c  foo.c
when -sun386 is a target flag for Sun C compilers/cross compilers.

Setting CC to gcc gives:
gcc   -sun386 -c  foo.c

gcc seems to eat the -sun386 gracefully.   Should it?  It seems to work fine.



marty
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