I got a successful compile. I did two things and I'm not sure which one fixed it (sorry). I set CC to gcc in the environment and removed /opt/sfw/bin from my path. It turns out the gcc in /opt/sfw/bin from sun's freeware CD was version 2.something and I had gcc 3.3 in /usr/local/bin. Sun's compiler is not installed on this box -- although I do want to try it because Sun is claiming up to 60% improvement in application performance over binaries compiled with gcc. Has anyone done a performance comparison with Sun vs gcc compiled aolserver?
Keith
Andrew Piskorski wrote:
On Wed, Oct 27, 2004 at 03:31:17PM -0400, Dossy Shiobara wrote:
Perhaps before 4.0.9 is released, I should make another modification to the AOLserver "configure" script to throw an error if CC isn't some flavor of the GNU C compiler. But then, would that prevent folks from building AOLserver with tools like Purify or Insure++?
Purify on Solaris works fine with gcc. Purify and AOLserver both work fine with Sun CC as well, but most people probably want to use gcc anyway, even on Solaris. So, I'd say it's ok for the AOLserver configure script to insist on gcc by default, as long as you give it an optional --allow-non-gcc switch or something like that. That will allow those who really want to use Sun CC to do so, while protecting against the common case of using it by accident.
I tried Insure++ once on Solaris, is was incredibly slow on AOLserver that it was completely useless.
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