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Re: egcs-1.03a behaves like gcc-2.7 ????
- To: Thorsten Westheider <twesthei at phya1 dot physik dot uni-bielefeld dot de>
- Subject: Re: egcs-1.03a behaves like gcc-2.7 ????
- From: Jeffrey A Law <law at cygnus dot com>
- Date: Tue, 28 Jul 1998 13:14:03 -0600
- cc: egcs-bugs at cygnus dot com
- Reply-To: law at cygnus dot com
In message <35BD9CDF.F8EC667B@phya1.physik.uni-bielefeld.de>you write:
> So I asked a friend of mine (who had installed egcs from a
> binary distribution) to compare size of executables (which,
> as we all know, is bigger with egcs than with gcc-2.7).
> My executables seemed to be a bit smaller (well, usually I'm
> happy with small executables, but not in this special case
> ;-). So he supposed me to explicitly set CC to egcc and
> CXX to eg++ and I started to look for'em, this is was I got:
>
> weyoun:/# find . -name eg*
> ./home/twesthei/Office40/bin/egi36449.res
> ./home/twesthei/KDE/src/kdesupport/giflib30/egif_lib.c
> ./home/twesthei/KDE/src/kdesupport/giflib30/.deps/egif_lib.P
> ./home/twesthei/KDE/src/kdesupport/giflib30/egif_lib.o
> ./home/twesthei/KDE/src/kdesupport/giflib30/egif_lib.lo
> ./usr/man/man1/egrep.1.gz
> ./usr/bin/egrep
> ./usr/lib/gcc-lib/i586-pc-linux-gnulibc1/egcs-2.90.29
> ./usr/local/share/gimp/scripts/egg.scm
> ./usr/local/share/gimp/patterns/eggcarton.pat
> ./usr/local/kde-980725/share/apps/krepton/data/egypt
> ./usr/src/egcs-obj
> ./usr/src/egcs-1.0.3a
>
> In short: I don't have them !!! I recompiled the whole tree
> for about 10 times now and installed the whole thing, no
> errors so far and I still don't have it ???
The standard egcs distributions do not install "egcc", "egcs", "eg++"
or other binaries by those names. They install "gcc", "g++", and "g77".
So it is not a suprise that no binaries were found by your find
command.
Some binary distributions may install as "egcc" or "eg++", but that is
not how standard releases install.
I would recommend you build a C & C++ hello world file, then compile
them with gcc -v and g++ -v. That will give you the necessary information
to find what what compiler you're actually using.
jeff