Okay, I did a really poor and hasty migration when I switched machines.
And the additional script I used to build OO went missing.
Basically you need to tweak the gcc compiler by changing the compiler
flags. What you do is you extend/override the Variables CFLAG and CXXFLAG.
The best ressource is gentoo to understand the topic in general, since
their users have to understand the topic to some degree.
https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/GCC_optimization
What you must set is the standard: -std=gnu99, maybe gnu++98 I do not
remember exactly. Important is you use gnu++98 instead of c++98, because
we use the gnu extensions.
So you run before you start export CFLAG="${CFGLAG} -std=gnu++98"
You have to set also some behavior flags. However I do not remember
these. One was important to allow numbers to be interpret in logical
operations and another error message I cant remember.
Maybe when you post, I will know.
I searched some documents on the net but I did not find the options I
used on first glance. Also note that you should check the Options preset
by Ubuntu.
I am sorry, i whish I had more pointers or the script available.
On 10/15/18 12:38 AM, Pedro Lino wrote:
Hi Keith
Thanks for taking on this experiment. I have created a 16.04 stub in the
step by step building guide. I am more than willing to help with adding
information to the guide.
Thanks!
I'm waiting on Peter Kovac's feedback to move forward.
If anyone else has some pointers on how to solve the dependencies problem,
please let me know.
Regards,
Pedro
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