On Apr 25, 2006, at 11:42 , Mike Taylor wrote:
With the latest trunk changes, the "launcher" scripts: RunChandler
and RunPython have been updated.
RunChandler now calls python using the RunPython script (except for
windows where it calls the python executable directly)
The release version of RunChandler now sets -O (the OPTIMIZE flag)
by default. The previous version was setting -O in multiple places
(most of the wrong ;)
If you want to run the release version of RunChandler without
optimizations then you can override the value like so:
For linux or osx:
OPTIMIZE= ./release/RunChandler
For windows:
OPTIMIZE=\ ./release/RunChandler
windows doesn't like setting an environment var to an empty value
so we force it to be a space
Let me know if you have any questions.
Hmmm... why would you do
OPTIMIZE= ./release/RunChandler
when you can just as easily do
./release/RunPython Chandler.py?
--Grant
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