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RE: Thank you!
- From: j dot zorko at att dot net
- To: Gershon Kagan <Gersh-k at orbotech dot com>
- Cc: cygwin at cygwin dot com
- Date: Wed, 04 Dec 2002 15:45:43 +0000
- Subject: RE: Thank you!
Gershon,
We use cl / msdev on Win32, c++ / gcc on Linux, Solaris and OSX, using the same
approach (make vars). Also, we usually build for Solaris using the gcc cross-compiler on
Linux, as our Linux build box is far faster than our Solaris boxes (Netra something or
other).
Regards,
John
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>
> > because of it, we can build our code on multiple platforms
> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>
> Just curious, do you build with gcc on each platform, or do you use
> normative, native compilers on each platform? I use make variables to
> execute the Microsoft cl.exe compiler under cygwin, CC on Solaris, and gcc
> on Linux, from the same set of NFS-mounted Makefiles and source code. This
> allows simultaneous builds. Both cmake and imake require configuring a new
> set of Makefiles for each platform.
>
> Does anyone else do something similar?
>
> --Gershon Kagan
> Software Team Leader, Technologies Division, Orbotech
> The opinions herein might not be those of Orbotech.
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