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Article #42354Re: specs format
From: Michael Krause
Date: Thu, 14 Dec 1995 00:00
Date: Thu, 14 Dec 1995 00:00
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Karsten Weiss (knweiss@trick.informatik.uni-stuttgart.de) wrote: : Hi! : : I was wondering if anybody could explain the format of the specs : file. I would like to add '-fno-strength-reduce' to the default : settings but wasn't sure how to patch the file. I couldn't find : any comment on this in the gcc man page or info files. *cc1: -fno-strength-reduce *cc1plus: -fno-strength-reduce Please note that you must replace the empty line with '-fno-strength-reduce'. If you add it instead the compiler complains about a corrupted specs file. What kind of parser is this relying on fixed lines. I suggest skipping the *cc1: and *cc1plus: keywords altogether in 2.7.3 ;-) : BTW: Is '-fno-strength-reduce' still necessary on x86 machines : with gcc 2.7.2? There was a bug in the code generator with this : option turned on. In case you want correct code, it is still necessary. Ciao, Michael -- - Michael Krause - E-Mail: mkrause@techfak.uni-bielefeld.de
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