7 Apr
2000
7 Apr
'00
11:15 a.m.
On Fri, 7 Apr 2000, Martin Maechler wrote:
"Peter" == Peter Gerwinski peter@gerwinski.de writes:
Peter> Hallo, Martin! >> Now there's really no "pascal.install" target in the Makefile. Peter> Then what about this? Peter> ./configure --enable-languages=pascal Peter> make Peter> make installYes, this worked.
So, currently, the
" --enable-languages=pascal "is really necessary!
If you don't supply this line, then gcc will build the front-ends and run-time libraries for C, Objective-C, Fortran, Java, C++ and Pascal. The --enable-languages line is simply provided to reduce the time taken to build the compiler because only C and Pascal will be built.
(and "make pascal.install" would still not work, nor would "make install-pascal" {{which would be more gcc-make-like}})
These lines are unnecessary since the installation work is done by `make install'. If you are installing gcc then you would still just type `make install'.
Nick.