Hi.
Whenever I set "#define DefaultGcc2i386Opt -O99 -march=pentiumpro"
in my host.def file, when make calls gcc, it calls it like this :
gcc -O99 -march=1 (etc.)
Why did it replace "pentiumpro" with "1" ?
I also noticed that it does the same thing with "i686" found in some
includes... To illustrate: If I put "#define DefaultGcc2i386Opt -O99
-march=i686" imake also mangles it to "gcc -O99 -march=1 (etc.)"
I then tried "#define DefaultGcc2i386Opt -O99 -march=test" and I got
a non-mangled result !!! ("gcc -O99 -march=test (etc.)")
Why is imake eating my architecture ?
In what does imake depend on to set this correcly ?
PLEASE, give me at least some pointers so I can at least TRY to figure
it out.
Thanks for any help...
INFO: Using Linux 2.2.13, XFree86 3.3.5, glibc 2.1.2, gcc 2.95 (pgcc
actually).
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