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From: Heiko Z. <hz...@pr...> - 2003-06-17 20:44:10
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On 06/17/2003 03:58:11 PM Bruce Smith wrote: >> >In menuconfig, submenu: "Build System Configuration", there is an >option >> >that allows you to select your CPU. I've been building all of my >betas >> >as i686 because my home firewall is a celeron. >> > >> >It _appears_ the CPU option only effects the kernel compile... >> >> *beep* wrong ! ;-) > >Not the first time, or the last! :-) Look who you're talking to. (Hope it's right, I learned this one yesterday) >> Take a look at scripts/prepare and search for "uname" ( without the >quotes >> *lol*). The complete DL System is build for the specific CPU. > >Are you sure it's working? I was watching openssl & glibc both compil= e >on my screen, and I never say anything that looked like: -march i686 >or any gcc parameter containing "686" (except for the kernel). Hmmm.....checking...checking.....checking....executing: ./scripts/build= .sh build opt=3Dopenssh Ok, the host-type and build-system-type in the configure part is correc= t, but I don't see any -march=3D686 either. Question: doesn't gcc use the architecture it was compiled for, when yo= u don't specify anything? I'm getting a bit confused now.... >Not to mention the comment near "uname", only says "kernel". :-) That most be Friedrichs fault, I never do any mistakes. It's just a typ= e anyway.... ;-) cya Heiko = |