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From: Heiko Z. <he...@zu...> - 2003-06-17 22:20:20
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Bruce Smith wrote: >>>>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 compile >>>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=openssh >>Ok, the host-type and build-system-type in the configure part is correct, >>but I don't see any -march=686 either. >>Question: doesn't gcc use the architecture it was compiled for, when you >>don't specify anything? > > > I don't know. I'm far from being a gcc expert. same here >>I'm getting a bit confused now.... > > > Welcome to the club! :-) > > I've been reading the gcc man page, looking at gcc.gnu.org docs, and > searching the newsgroups. > > The most useful thing I found so far is "gcc -v" tells what "spec" file > it uses for default options. I looked at that file, but all the fancy > substitution stuff is over my head. > > It may be using i686 optimization (in my case), but I don't know how to > confirm or deny it. Let's hope somebody on this list has the answer to this. cya Heiko |