"John Keiser" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > LOW_MEM (optimize code to use as little memory as possible, rather > than speed, as we currently look at) I don't like this option. Do you know of any programs where they actively maintain a low memory/high memory version, which ships with the same source tree? This is just _way_ to complex to realisticly support. > LESS_NATIVE (try to use absolutely as little native code as possible). > MORE_NATIVE (move more stuff into native than usual). I fail to see the purpose of these as well. > I can bang the thing out over the weekend if everyone likes it. Would it be better if the preprocessor was part of guavac? -- Paul Fisher * [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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