Barath Aron wrote:
Hi,
It is okay to add a few extra configure arguments [1]?
I'm working on an OS that does not support a few features (yet). Such
as: long double, stuff needed for "tcc -run" and stuff needed for bound
check.
I'd say general unspoken requirement for commits to tinycc git
is a certain public interest.
So, my solution is to disable them during the configuration. I have a
patch for that, but I don't want to commit it until I know it is okay or
not.
+ --no-long-double) no_long_double="yes"
+ ;;
Sigh, a few days ago I committed a patch that removed most of
those variables in favor of the single "confvars" list.
Experts might just do this:
$ NATIVE_DEFINES="-DCONFIG_LDOUBLES=0 -D..." make
Also you might create a "config-cross.mak" (see make help)
with contents
DEF-x86_64 += -DCONFIG_LDOUBLES=0
or
DEFINES += -DCONFIG_LDOUBLES=0
(Hm, maybe a reason to rethink the name "config-cross.mak")
--- grischka
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