Re: How to select a c compiler for chicken-install
Hi Andrew, On Thu, 6 Aug 2020 10:34:10 -0500 Andrew Eggenberger wrote: > I used a gcc from macports to build and install chicken 5.2 from > source on macosx. I'd like chicken-install to use the same c compiler > for egg installation but it defaults to the xcode c compiler. I've > tried numerous environment variables and options to no avail. Is there > a way to set this manually? You can specify the C compiler via the CSC_OPTIONS environment variable. Example: $ CSC_OPTIONS="-cc the-c-compiler -ld the-linker -verbose" chicken-install -verbose the-egg You might also want to set the linker. For that you can use the -ld flag for csc. The -verbose flags are optional, but might be helpful to see what happens during the egg installation process. All the best. Mario -- http://parenteses.org/mario
Re: How to select a c compiler for chicken-install
set C_COMPILER in config.make and rebuild. I use this to do dev builds with clang and just checked that it does make chicken-install use the same compiler if you've already tried this and it didn't work, run `make spotless` and `chicken-install -purge` and try again. the eggname.build.sh scripts that chicken-install generates define CHICKEN_CC based on whatever's hardcoded in chicken-config.h, so if there's old files from a previous build remaining they could be getting in the way -alice On Thu, Aug 6, 2020, at 10:34, Andrew Eggenberger wrote: > I used a gcc from macports to build and install chicken 5.2 from source on > macosx. I'd like chicken-install to use the same c compiler for egg > installation but it defaults to the xcode c compiler. I've tried numerous > environment variables and options to no avail. Is there a way to set this > manually? > > *Andrew*
