Hi, Yesterday, 14 hours, 14 minutes, 58 seconds ago, Wil Turner wrote: > Looking over the output when the library is built, I notice that all of > the link steps are done using gcc instead of g++, but I'm not sure > where to change this in configure.ac; g++ *is* used for the .cc -> .o > steps. Is there a variable that can be set to change the compiler used > for these steps, or am I doing something else wrong? The documentation > doesn't seem to mention this problem at all. I personally use the following trick in the `Makefile.am' that actually links against a C++ library: CC = $(CXX) AFAIK, this is the only portable way to link, eg. a C program against a C++ library (using `cc -lstdc++' works with GNU C++ but other C++ environments do not necessarily have `libstdc++'). In order to link against a C++ library without having a C++ compiler, one needs to have `libstdc++' (or equivalent) statically linked into the C++ library. Ludovic. _______________________________________________ Autoconf mailing list Autoconf@xxxxxxx http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/autoconf
