Eric Blake wrote:
Brooks Moses <brooks.moses <at> codesourcery.com> writes:
Thanks! Unfortunately, however, that "fixes" it by breaking the desired
functionality. The point of enable_foo is not the echo statements, but
the fact that AC_PROG_CC uses the "[gcc]" list when foo is enabled, and
uses the default program list when foo is disabled.
gcc is already the first compiler checked, so your attempt to specify gcc
merely repeats what is already the default. (Oh, maybe what you are trying to
do is give up if gcc is not found? Or maybe you aren't posting the real
problem you are having?)
See also: "minimal example". :)
The actual case uses [ppu-gcc gcc cc], and "enable-foo" is actually an
option to enable code that uses the Cell coprocessors. It will likely
in the future get more complicated by using that for the native compile
and use just [ppu-gcc] for the cross-compile. And it's also doing both
C and C++, but that doesn't matter to this AFAICT.
Apologies for not being clearer about why I was doing this (I used "gcc"
because I was trying to make a more-portable minimal example), and
thanks for your help!
- Brooks
_______________________________________________
Autoconf mailing list
Autoconf@xxxxxxx
http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/autoconf
