On Wed, Sep 29, 1999 at 05:29:00PM -0400, Jonathan Lupa wrote:
> Is there a way to set an environment variable with the args I want for the
> egcc line?
The traditional approach is to use a Makefile. However...
> For example, I like STL, and am always typing `egcc -Wall -lstdc++ foo.cpp`.
> It seems to me (from my DOS experience <g>) that I should be able to do
> something like:
> bash:~>$ export cl=-Wall -lstdc++
> bash:~>$ egcc foo.cpp
The command "g++" (also known as "c++") exists to do exactly this job -
it will do all the magic required to link C++ code. There's also a
command "g77" for Fortran 77 and so on for the other languages gcc
supports. Any gcc command will compile any supported language: one of
the main reasons for having these front ends is that they do things like
linking in required libraries.
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