On Aug 22 2002, Alexander Leidinger wrote:
> --enable-nasm should detect if there are no suitable asm files for the
> architecture, so if it doesn't work, it's a bug and I would like to know
> about it.
Well, that saves me some trouble in the debian/rules script
(which is a makefile) of discovering which architecture we are
trying to build the package on.
> --enable-expopt is also supposed to work everywhere. In 3.92 we also
> have some bugs here, we use some options which don't work with every
> gcc, the CVS version does a better job.
Oh, I refrained from using them because I read some people had
problems with this option (and its variants) and I then
decided to be conservative instead of using higher
optimizations.
Nice to know that CVS does the right thing. I'll enable these
options in the next revision of the debian files that I make
and report any problems that I have (I'll test the packages on
both Linux/x86 and Linux/ppc).
[]s, Roger...
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