Hi Railwaycoder,
-pipe tells the compiler front-end to transfer the output from one tool
(e.g. the preprocessor) to the next tool (e.g. the compiler) using pipes
instead of temporary files because it is faster. It does not influence
the syntax or code generation in any way.
Regards, Jochen
Am S
Hi Joerg,
thanks for this detailed answer.
-pipe
> is passed to gcc unconditionally. We assumed that every gcc can cope
> with it. Do we need an option to turn it off?
>
At the moment I've no idea what -pipe does. I only wanted to figure out
where it comes from and turn it of if possible.
I want
On 22-Oct-14 19:40, Railway Coder wrote:
> I use qbs for building my code for an embedded system.
> Compiler is set in Qt Creator as Kit for Bare Metal development.
>
> If I set compiler flags like this:
[...]
> I get unwanted flags in the output:
[...]
-pipe
is passed to gcc unconditionally. We
Hello,
I use qbs for building my code for an embedded system.
Compiler is set in Qt Creator as Kit for Bare Metal development.
If I set compiler flags like this:
cpp.cxxFlags: ["-mcpu=cortex-m0",
"-mthumb",
"-c",
