Re: question on CFLAGS

I've got the gcc-sparc32 and gcc-c++-sparc32 packages installed, so 
I'll try finding the gcc option and use kgcc.  Again I'm at a loss, 
because the cc=gcc or gcc whatever isn't in any Makefile in the 
distrobution so I'm combing through them to find out how it's 
included.

Thanks for the pointer

On 04 May 2003 08:28:34 -0500
  "Tom 'spot' Callaway" <[email protected]> wrote:
>On Sun, 2003-05-04 at 03:29, Anthony Mendoza wrote:
>> I'm getting this error when trying to compile freeswan:
>
>*shudder* Freeswan.
>
>Ok, first things first. Make sure you're using kgcc to build kernel
>modules. Looks like you're using gcc 2.96. (Second, if you were ok 
>with
>using gcc 2.96, which you DO NOT want to do here, the error is likely
>caused by gcc-sparc32 and gcc-c++-sparc32 not being installed).
>
>Again, no promises that it will work, but using kgcc should get you a
>little farther.
>
>~spot
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