Hi Eduardo,
On 7/13/2009 8:10 AM, Eduardo Sorribas wrote:
Hello.
I have some time using GNU Make, and It has always been ok to me. It's
just that I want to do something I hadn't needed to do, I need to
compile using a mekefile and another compiler different to GCC. How
can I do that? I know there is a CC variable but I dont know if i
should set it manually. Thank you very much in advance.
The built-in implicit make rule for compiling C source files to object
files uses $(CC) as the compiler. The default value of CC is simply cc,
which is defined in the /usr/bin directory (on Linux systems) as the
platform's preferred variant of gcc.
Make users can use the command:
$ make CC=abc
to explicitly build using a different C compiler.
Regards,
John
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