On Feb 21, 2006, at 1:30 PM, Jeremy Huntwork wrote:

GCC's configure script isn't like many other packages. All it does is
grab some initial information (machine type, etc) and caches the other
arguments you've passed it. The rest is actually processed when you run
'make'. Watch it and you'll see the output of make running several
configure-type scripts in the sub-directories.

--
JH

Fun to watch 'make configure-host', too!

William
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