On Tue, 2007-01-16 at 18:51 +0100, Nicola Pero wrote:
It seems that (according to Andrew Pinski) precompiled ObjC headers
should for GCC version from 3.4 up to 4.0, and hopefully will start
working again in 4.2. They don't work in 4.1 though.
It will also now work in 4.1.2 when that gets
I implemented (experimental) precompiled headers support in gnustep-make.
Unfortunately, with my compiler (4.1.1 20070105 (Red Hat 4.1.1-51)) I can't
get
precompiled ObjC headers to work. :-(
Ok ... the new code in trunk should be able to detect if your GCC has a working
implementation of
I implemented (experimental) precompiled headers support in gnustep-make.
Precompiled headers can speed up the compilation of your project significantly
if you're using a gcc that supports it.
Here is how you use them in gnustep-make:
0. install gnustep-make from subversion/trunk. Make sure
I implemented (experimental) precompiled headers support in gnustep-make.
Unfortunately, with my compiler (4.1.1 20070105 (Red Hat 4.1.1-51)) I can't get
precompiled ObjC headers to work. :-(
It works fine for C headers, but it doesn't seem to work for ObjC headers.
In attach a couple of
If I first precompile test.h
gcc -x objective-x-header test.h
Obviously I meant
gcc -x objective-c-header test.h
Btw, I also got an internal compiler error (in gcc test.m -lobjc with
precompiled headers) once using this same procedure, not sure what made it
crash that time but not
