Re: [Plplot-general] -g option for compilers

[Joachim G. <joa...@ip...>]

Rafael Laboissiere wrote:

>* Alan W. Irwin <ai...@us...> [2003-11-14 12:19]:
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>>On 2003-11-14 19:05+0100 Joachim Geiger wrote:
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>>>... I was not able to get rid of this stupid -g flag.
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>>Here is what is going on according to the documentation of the AC_PROG_CC
>>you get from 'info autoconf'.  By default it chooses the -g flag if your
>>compiler will accept that flag (which is apparently the case for you.) But
>>if you want to override that default you must set the environment variable
>>CFLAGS to whatever option you like that is appropriate for your compiler,
>>i.e., use
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>>make 'CFLAGS = '
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>>or
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>>make 'CFLAGS = -O2'
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>>I notice in the default Makefile generated on my system that CXXFLAGS and
>>FFLAGS also contain the -g option so you will have to set those variables to
>>whatever compile options are appropriate for your c++ and fortran compilers
>>as well.
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>>Rafael has suggested stripping your libraries, and my guess is that would
>>work as well.
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>It would be nice to provide a configure option for forcing the stripping of
>the libraries.  This could be implemented in an install-hook target in
>src/Makefile.am.  Should I write a TODO entry for this?
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Thanks alot, this worked. I followed Alan's suggestion giving make the 
appropriate
compilation flags. Additionally, I would vote for the suggested TODO entry.
Best regards,
Joachim

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