On 12 Oct 2002, "George D. Plymale" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I have a mixed network environment. MacOS X, Linux, and Windows (with > cygwin). Seeing distcc really piqued my interest. Using gcc on all of my > environments, can I set up distcc to span across this variety of operating > systems? > > Are there any instructions or tips on doing this, or is it > straightforward?
It should be reasonably straightforward. Of course you will need to either install or build appropriate cross compilers for each machine. For example, on each volunteer machine, build an x86-linux cross compiler and (this is important) install it as "gcc-x86-linux-3.2" or something similar, using the appropriate gcc configuration options to set the name. You also need to make a link to that name on the Linux machine. Then from Linux, run "distcc gcc-x86-linux-3.2". Repeat as appropriate for every combination you want to use. On Windows, you need to work inside the Cygwin (or maybe Mingw?) environments. > Any thoughts/ideas/tips would be greatly appreciated! Please, if you get it working (or not), write up a few paragraphs on how you did it and any tricks you encountered, so that others can benefit from your experience. -- Martin _______________________________________________ distcc mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.samba.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/distcc
