>>Fred Heitkamp wrote: >> >>The top level Makefile refers to $(CC), and I guess your version of make >>defines it to "/usr/bin/cc". An alternative to creating the symlink is >>to run 'make CC=<your-cc-command> World', or find out how to change >>make's default (if possible). > >Fred, You can try defining in host.def: #define CcCmd /usr/bin/gcc or >whatever is appropriate for your system. No guarantee it'll work >however,as I've never had to use it personally. Good luck. TTYL -- >Mike A. Harris
I tried that as well and it does not work either. Some makefiles have CC hard coded as '/usr/bin/cc' I did a make distclean on the tree and all the Makefiles with '/usr/bin/cc' and '/usr/bin/cpp' hard coded went away though there are still a couple of Imakefiles with 'cc' hardcoded. i.e. programs/Xserver/os/Imakefile and programs/rgb/Imakefile and /usr/bin/cpp is defined in linux.cf. It appears most of the paths must come from imakemdep.h and imake.c. Fred _______________________________________________ XFree86 mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://XFree86.Org/mailman/listinfo/xfree86
