Jim LaGrone <jlagr...@cs.uh.edu> wrote on 10/09/2009 06:02:01 PM:
> We are trying to use a Makefile to streamline the compiling process.
> We have it working for the Java backend, but not the C++ back end. If
> I use
>
> x10c++ -commandlineonly -d ../bin1 -MAIN_CLASS=blah *.x10
>
> from the command line, everything seems fine. But to recompile all the
> files takes an enormous amount of time. I can use the -c option for
> individual files, but how can I link all the individual files? Does
> this require invoking g++ or can x10c++ do this? I don't see this kind
> of option. I noticed in the prior discussion on using "-report
> postcompile=1". Is this what I need to use?
Hi, Jim,
At the moment, x10c++ does not support linking separately.
You can invoke the above command with "-report postcompile=1" to see
the exact g++ invocation it uses, and then replicate that command in
the Makefile as the link command (replacing X.cc by X.o).
Igor
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