I notice that building AOLserver 3.5.1 (from cvs, latest on the eaolserver_v35_bp branch), on Solaris (SunOS 5.8) like so:
./configure --enable-symbols ; gmake passes gcc the -g option, only. If I leave off the --enable-symbols, I get -O, only. Why was -O chosen, rather than say -O2 ? Also, normally I've been compiling with -g -O2. What is the recomended to accomplish that with this new build system? Edit include/Makefile.global like I always have in the past, even though it's now a generated file? (Doing so seems to work nicely for this very simple change, btw.) The -g option seems to be set in configure. Actually, there's at least one code path in there that says "-g -O2", but damned if I know what magic switch to pull to make the -g -O2 come out. I am new to this autoconf stuff. In general, what's the recomended way for hacking on the AOLserver build process? Come up to speed on autoconf and actually use it? Or some other way? -- Andrew Piskorski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> http://www.piskorski.com
