llvm dev - Sep 2002 - [LLVMdev] Linux-x86 Compatibility

ISSUE: DSOs in Linux are created by "g++ -shared" instead of "g++
-G".

ACTION: Compile with "g++ -shared" instead of "g++ -G",
i.e., use the
alternate definition of "MakeSO" in Makefile.common.

PATCH: Apply from llvm top-level directory with "patch -p0".

-- 
Casey Carter
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ccarter at uiuc.edu
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> ISSUE: DSOs in Linux are created by "g++ -shared" instead of
"g++ -G".
> ACTION: Compile with "g++ -shared" instead of "g++ -G",
i.e., use the
> alternate definition of "MakeSO" in Makefile.common.
I can't really apply this, because it would break building on solaris.  I
conditionalized it based on uname, as follows:

http://mail.cs.uiuc.edu/pipermail/llvm-commits/2002-September/000171.html

This certainly isn't the best or most robust way to do this, but until we
get autoconf/automake support, there isn't a really good way.  If it
works, it works.  :)

-Chris

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