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From: Frank Heckenbach
Subject: Can not compile with GPC
Date: 25 Feb 2004, 15:42:36

Doan Ngoc San wrote:

> Hi,
> My OS is Red hat 7.3, GPC 2.1. In XPENG, options are:
> - GP - off
> - Target: Linux-x86 (i586-pc-linux-gnulib1c)
> - Option for cross compiler not set
> - Sample GPC command line: gpc --automake --executable-file-name -static -b i586-pc-linux-gnulib1c -s -O2 --unit.....
>  
> When compiling, error message is: gpc:'-b' must come at the start of the command line.
> When choose menu run, error message is: Can not run in cross compiling.
>  
> Please, tell me:
> - How to change order of command line for GPC ?
> - How to turn off cross compiler (I need only 1 target OS) ?

1. Indeed, there seems to be a problem with command line order with
   newer GPC versions when cross-compiling from PENG. I'll try to
   fix it. I don't have a quick work-around now, but this won't
   matter to you now because you don't want to cross-compile, anyway:

2. Simply choose "Native" for the target (which is also the default).
   This will just use `gpc' without any cross-compiling options, so
   it will generate code for whatever system you're on (provided
   GPC was installed correctly, of course). Then also "run" won't
   complain. (As you can imagine, if you're really cross-compiling
   for another system, you can't just run the program on the local
   system, that's why "run" refuses to run when cross-compiling is
   selected.)

Frank

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