In <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Dalibor Topic wrote:
This might not be necessary on darwin7 since I think Apple changed the way the compiler works for gcc 3.3. I can post the release notes link that describes the changes for darwin 7. It also provides some
background on the darwin 5 -> 6 -> 7 changes.
I've made -no-cpp-precomp the default in general. Chances are others broke gcc in the same way Apple did by turning the half-baked feature on by default before it was ready :)
could you add a compiler option check ? darwin 7 needs none, darwin 6 needs -no-cpp-precomp and darwin 6 - traditional or something similar...
I'm afraid I didn't fully understand that remark.
Does that mean that -no-cpp-precomp breaks something on some other darwin version? Or do you want to say that some other option is necessary additionally for some other darwin version?
cheers, dalibor topic
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