FreeBSD compile (Re: I give up! Help!)

[Rick Moore]

Thanks, Ilmar.

gcc 2.95 installs itself into /usr/local/bin, so I just set my path to
search /usr/local/bin before /usr/bin to enable it.  "g++ -v", etc., returns
the correct version number.  This should be OK, shouldn't it?

I did compile all of the kde / qt stuff with gcc 2.95.  It complained about
a couple ANSI violations which were fairly easy to fix in the source.
Everthing works great.  kdbg works great, too.  I think the problem is that
gcc 2.95 is much picker about coding and ANSI violations than previous
compilers.  -fpermissive looks promising, I'm going to mess with that this
morning.

Thanks for your feedback.
RIck


----- Original Message -----
From: Ilmar S. Habibulin <ilmar at ints.ru>
To: <kdevelop at barney.cs.uni-potsdam.de>
Sent: Friday, September 24, 1999 10:27 PM
Subject: FreeBSD compile (Re: I give up! Help!)


> On Fri, 24 Sep 1999, Rick Moore wrote:
>
> To run kdevelop on freebsd u have to recompile all kde/qt libraries with
> new C++ compiler, for example, with egcs-1.1.2. When you would compile qt
> u have to edit its' freebsd config file (freebsd-g++-shared) in order to
> change all entries for 'g++" to 'eg++'.
> When you would build kde stuff - just export CC, CXX and CPP environment
> variables (egcc, eg++ and egcc -E).
>
>