Hello,
just out of curiosity, why does distcc-default imply
ccache? More importantly, if I symlink /sw/bin/cc to
/sw/bin/distcc, I get:
Setting up db3 (3.3.11-24) ...
Failed:
This package must be compiled with GCC 3.3, but you
currently have an unknown version selected.
To correct this problem, run the command:
sudo gcc_select 3.3
You may need to install a more recent version of the
Developer Tools to be able
to do so.
for instance. This seems rather broken behavior, since
cc -v produces the expected:
Reading specs from
/usr/libexec/gcc/darwin/ppc/3.3/specs
Thread model: posix
gcc version 3.3 20030304 (Apple Computer, Inc. build
1493)
Can anyone enlighten me on this? Thanks,
Dara
P.S. In case you're wondering why I should do such a
thing, the situation is this: I have a couple of x86
boxes running Linux with Darwin cross compilers. I'd
like to use distcc to distribute builds to them.
Unfortunately, ccache screws this up, because it tells
distcc to invoke /usr/bin/gcc, which is of course the
native compiler. I just resorted to symlinking
everything to /sw/bin/distcc, which mostly works, save
for the above problem.
P.P.S. Is there a good place to conveniently override
MAKEFLAGS globally? I'm not positive my settings are
currently propagating to fink (through /sw/etc/distcc.conf).
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