How to use qcc instead of gcc in this libtool command
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I am building a package for a QNX operating system and there is a script that executes several libtool commands in the following form:
/bin/bash ../libtool --tag=CC --mode=compile $CC -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I.. -I../include -I. -I../libname -I.. -MT filename.lo -MD -MP -c -o filename.lo filename.c
It compiles fine with gcc, but when I use qcc I get the following error:
cc: Can't specify -P, -C, -E, -c, or -S with -o and have multiple files
I have no idea where to go from here so I would appreciate any suggestions.
gcc autoconf qnx
asked Feb 8 at 18:33
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I am building a package for a QNX operating system and there is a script that executes several libtool commands in the following form:
/bin/bash ../libtool --tag=CC --mode=compile $CC -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I.. -I../include -I. -I../libname -I.. -MT filename.lo -MD -MP -c -o filename.lo filename.c
It compiles fine with gcc, but when I use qcc I get the following error:
cc: Can't specify -P, -C, -E, -c, or -S with -o and have multiple files
I have no idea where to go from here so I would appreciate any suggestions.
gcc autoconf qnx
asked Feb 8 at 18:33
NonceNonce
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You're in a world of pain, because that package is nonchallantly using gcc with a lot of non-portable flags (-MT target,-MD,-MP) in order to build the dependency rule list to include in the Makefile. I suggest trying to install and usegccinstead ofqcc. That package probably relies on a lot of other gcc quirks and extensions.
– pizdelect
Feb 8 at 18:56
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I am building a package for a QNX operating system and there is a script that executes several libtool commands in the following form:
/bin/bash ../libtool --tag=CC --mode=compile $CC -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I.. -I../include -I. -I../libname -I.. -MT filename.lo -MD -MP -c -o filename.lo filename.c
It compiles fine with gcc, but when I use qcc I get the following error:
cc: Can't specify -P, -C, -E, -c, or -S with -o and have multiple files
I have no idea where to go from here so I would appreciate any suggestions.
gcc autoconf qnx
asked Feb 8 at 18:33
NonceNonce
12
I am building a package for a QNX operating system and there is a script that executes several libtool commands in the following form:
/bin/bash ../libtool --tag=CC --mode=compile $CC -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I.. -I../include -I. -I../libname -I.. -MT filename.lo -MD -MP -c -o filename.lo filename.c
It compiles fine with gcc, but when I use qcc I get the following error:
cc: Can't specify -P, -C, -E, -c, or -S with -o and have multiple files
I have no idea where to go from here so I would appreciate any suggestions.
gcc autoconf qnx
gcc autoconf qnx
asked Feb 8 at 18:33
NonceNonce
12
asked Feb 8 at 18:33
NonceNonce
12
asked Feb 8 at 18:33
NonceNonce
12
asked Feb 8 at 18:33
NonceNonce
12
asked Feb 8 at 18:33
NonceNonce
12
12
You're in a world of pain, because that package is nonchallantly using gcc with a lot of non-portable flags (-MT target,-MD,-MP) in order to build the dependency rule list to include in the Makefile. I suggest trying to install and usegccinstead ofqcc. That package probably relies on a lot of other gcc quirks and extensions.
– pizdelect
Feb 8 at 18:56
add a comment |
You're in a world of pain, because that package is nonchallantly using gcc with a lot of non-portable flags (-MT target,-MD,-MP) in order to build the dependency rule list to include in the Makefile. I suggest trying to install and usegccinstead ofqcc. That package probably relies on a lot of other gcc quirks and extensions.
– pizdelect
Feb 8 at 18:56
You're in a world of pain, because that package is nonchallantly using gcc with a lot of non-portable flags (
-MT target, -MD, -MP) in order to build the dependency rule list to include in the Makefile. I suggest trying to install and use gcc instead of qcc. That package probably relies on a lot of other gcc quirks and extensions.– pizdelect
Feb 8 at 18:56
You're in a world of pain, because that package is nonchallantly using gcc with a lot of non-portable flags (
-MT target, -MD, -MP) in order to build the dependency rule list to include in the Makefile. I suggest trying to install and use gcc instead of qcc. That package probably relies on a lot of other gcc quirks and extensions.– pizdelect
Feb 8 at 18:56
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You're in a world of pain, because that package is nonchallantly using gcc with a lot of non-portable flags (
-MT target,-MD,-MP) in order to build the dependency rule list to include in the Makefile. I suggest trying to install and usegccinstead ofqcc. That package probably relies on a lot of other gcc quirks and extensions.– pizdelect
Feb 8 at 18:56