Nicola Pero wrote:
Hello everyone,
unless someone objects, I'd like to check this in soon.
It adds support to pass -F on
platforms/compilers which support it (ie Apple).
Is there any advantage in doing so ? The standard Apple framework
directories are scanned anyway without the need to pass
> >>Hello everyone,
> >>
> >>unless someone objects, I'd like to check this in soon.
> >>
> >>It adds support to pass -F on
> >>platforms/compilers which support it (ie Apple).
> >
> > Is there any advantage in doing so ? The standard Apple framework
> > directories are scanned anyway without
Hello everyone,
unless someone objects, I'd like to check this in soon.
It adds support to pass -F on
platforms/compilers which support it (ie Apple). The actual check I'm
using is the OBJC_RUNTIME_LIB but in fact it should be fixed to test the
compiler features during configure. OTOH the c
Nicola Pero wrote:
Hello everyone,
unless someone objects, I'd like to check this in soon.
It adds support to pass -F on
platforms/compilers which support it (ie Apple).
Is there any advantage in doing so ? The standard Apple framework
directories are scanned anyway without the need to pass -
> Hello everyone,
>
> unless someone objects, I'd like to check this in soon.
>
> It adds support to pass -F on
> platforms/compilers which support it (ie Apple).
Is there any advantage in doing so ? The standard Apple framework
directories are scanned anyway without the need to pass -F.
