On Fri, 11 Aug 1995, Jörgen Zigge Sigvardsson wrote: > > I'm running it under Solaris (one of the few things I've actually gotten > > to compile under Solaris *sigh*) > > > #compiler name and flags > > CC = gcc > > MYFLAGS = -g -Wall > > LIBS = -lsocket -lnsl > > [SNIP] > > Skip the -Wall option at MYFLAGS. I think that's an gcc option, > Suns SparcWorks compiler doesn't recognise -Wall. > > I use these flags: > > CC = cc > MYFLAGS = -xO2 > > -xO2 is full optimization. > Does that really work under Solaris? I thaught Sun's cc are K&R C, _not_ ANSI, or is Circle traditional C compatible these days? In my experience you have to use gcc or at least acc. > Good luck compiling.. :) > Herbert [on public request 12 lines of signature deleted] *snip* ;)
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