Adding a new file extension to the GCC recognised list.

Rupert Wood me@rupey.net
Thu May 2 04:03:00 GMT 2002


Patrick Noonan wrote:

> Does anyone know if it is possible to configure the default 
> extensions that gcc recognises?
:
> However gcc does not recognise .mip (for example). Using "gcc 
> -c test.mip" will result in error.

Yes; either look in lang-specs.h in the language frontend subdirectory
or, for C, look for the default_compilers structure in gcc/gcc.c. For
example, after:

  /* Next come the entries for C.  */
  {".c", "@c", 0},

add the line

  {".mip", "@c", 0},

Better, though, unless you have a lot of .mip files, would be to specify
the language on the command line per compile:

    gcc -x c -c test.mip

Rup.



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