configure failure os x
Michael K. Ter Louw
mterlo1 at uic.edu
Fri Apr 4 00:31:14 CEST 2003
On Thu, 3 Apr 2003, Matthias Andree wrote:
> Would xlc (rather than xlc_r) work as well? I plan to let the
> "configure" script check for gcc, xlc, cc (in that order). It currently
> only checks for gcc and cc -- but I'm chary about using xlc_r as we
> don't use threads.
xlc wouldn't work. The only one that would, out of those I tried (gcc,
cc, c89, xlc, and xlc_r) was xlc_r. I think this might have been due to
how BerkeleyDB was built, but I'm not sure. BerkeleyDB seems to be the
entity that is causing the thread dependency.
> cc on AIX machines apparently is a pre-ANSI compiler that supports some
> IBM-specific C extensions. xlc is the ANSI compiler, and xlc_r is the
> same as xlc with some options set for reentrant and threaded programs.
Ok, that clears things up a bit. I don't know if this would cause errors
for a lot of people, but if it does turn out to be a major problem, it
might be worthwhile to look at BerkeleyDB's configure and see what it's
doing, and maybe even emulate the [compiler selection] behavior. The
version I installed is 4.1.25.
Mike
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