Yes, I think building for dual architecture would be useful, because
mac sites would probably have some
time old ppc macs and new intel macs. But I think this would be a
configuration option.
Aarno
On 13 Jan 2006, at 16:28, Stipe Tolj wrote:
Andreas Fink wrote:
Aarno was reporting that there is another issue with MacOS X and
the - MM flag.
Note that -MM is not a flag to be used on MacOS X because of its
Dual Architecture compilation.
-MM does precompile the headers so you dont have to do it every time.
However when you compile in one go for i386 and ppc, then you get
two different precompiled header files but only one output one.
The use of "--disable-dependency-tracking" disables this
automatically.
So for MacOS X with dual architecture supported compiler, this
should automatically be enabled.
which implies now the following change?
Do we really want to have a build for both archs?
Stipe
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