Marty Leisner wrote: > I didn't see an option to tell gcc where to write temporary files > (in currently writes them in in the current directory). It does? AFAIK gcc creates them in the output directory, that is, the directory where the object file is created. Daniel > The way linux builds kernel modules is it runs gcc from the KERNEL > install directory, so doing something like > > make CC='gcc -save-temps' > > writes the temporary files into the kernel directory...(which may be readonly). > > What I'm looking to accomplish is > > make CC="gcc -save-temps --temppath=$PWD" > > to write temporary files into "temppath". > > comments? > > marty
