Re: GNUmake and alternate compilers

[Nicola Pero]

If you configure gnustep-make by using

CC=gcc3 ./configure

then gnustep-make will set the default compiler to be used for gnustep to
gcc3.  Whenever you compile anything related to gnustep, gnustep-make will
automatically use gcc3 to compile.

When you configure the other gnustep packages, do 

CC=gcc3 ./configure

in the same way, because they might be checking for compiler options (the
base library in particular).

> Dear all,
> 
> I would like to force gnumake to use an alternate compiler from  the 
> default gcc.  In particular I'm working on linux servers with both 
> gcc2.96 and gcc3.02 installed, but gcc uses 2.96 whereas gcc3 is linked 
> to 3.02, so I'd like to tell the make system to use gcc3.  So how do I 
> do this for my own programs, and is there also a way to set it up early 
> on for compiling the base libraries?
> 
> Thanks for your help,
> 
> -Miguel
> 
> 
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