Re: Setting gcc default to different mabi&mcpu&others at runtime

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Hector Oron <hector.oron@xxxxxxxxx> writes:

>   Out of curiosity, I wonder if it is posible (via spec file or other)
> to set compiler defaults without changing any line in the application
> build.
>
>   Let me explain it as an example. Let's think I have an application
> and I have several ARM boards and I want to execute the code in
> several boards, but those ARM processors have different ABI and CPU
> with different floating point extensions. As a requirement I should
> not touch the application build system, so I can build a particular
> compiler for each board and compile the code with that compiler, but
> hence my question, would it be possible to change compiler default
> values at runtime by setting them in a file and not passing them as
> arguments?

Since these can be controlled by command line options, the easiest way
is to just write a tiney wrapper script which adds the appropriate
options to the command line.

Ian

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