Hi all,
I try to build my program with cmake on Solaris using cc (suncc).
The problem is when activating -xtarget=ultra -xarch=v9 I get linker errors
wrong ELF class: ELFCLASS64.
I created a simple hello world example to reproduce the problem.
It consists of a simple hello-library and a test
Here is the environment I enforce on solaris to build with
cmake/solaris/suncc64 :
export LINKFLAGS=-m64 ; export CFLAGS=-m64 ; export CPPFLAGS=-m64; export
CC=/opt/SUNWspro/bin/suncc ; export CPP=/opt/SUNWspro/bin/suncc; export CXX=/opt/SUNWspro/bin/sunCC
Hope this helps !
Cyril
Gerhard
cyril_wobow wrote:
Here is the environment I enforce on solaris to build with
cmake/solaris/suncc64 :
export LINKFLAGS=-m64 ; export CFLAGS=-m64 ; export CPPFLAGS=-m64;
export CC=/opt/SUNWspro/bin/suncc ; export CPP=/opt/SUNWspro/bin/suncc;
export CXX=/opt/SUNWspro/bin/sunCC
Hope this
Hi
this was a good tip to configure the compiler using the environment variables.
I just changed -m64 to the old xtarget settings, because this is to new for my
compiler.
I removed all compiler settings from the CMakeLists.txt and now it seems to
work, except from the assembler.
Now I'm using
Bill Hoffman schrieb:
You have to start with an empty cache. Re-run cmake with no
CMakeCache.txt. Then make sure the CMAKE_C_FLAGS are correct.
Shouldn't that be CMAKE_ASM_FLAGS if the .s file has the language
property set to ASM?
HS
___
CMake
Hi,
CMakeCache.txt is not the problem.
I do out-of-source builds and completely remove the build folder before each
build
CMAKE_ASM_FLAGS sounds good and I found some references in the internet about
it.
But this seems not to be used anymore.
If you do a grep in cmake/Modules for ASMFLAGS or
