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From: | Radical NetSurfer <RadSurfer AT yahoo DOT com> |
Newsgroups: | comp.os.msdos.djgpp |
Subject: | cc1 vs cc1plus |
Date: | Sun, 31 Jul 2005 21:39:15 -0400 |
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A friend of mine tried upgrading to DJGPP v2 gcc 4.0.1, and when he now compiles some programs, he insists that cc1plus.exe is being called, even when the source is .c. Sometimes we compile from batch files we make ourselves, sometimes, typing gcc directly from the command line! What would suddenly cause gcc 4.0.1 to want to use cc1plus for .c files? gcc -s -c -m486 -O2 s1.c s2.c s3.c Any ideas? He's running an Athlon-K6 233mhz, Win98SE. On my computer running the very latest packages from DJGPP Delories ftp site, I do not experience this problem. cc1 for .c and cc1plus for .cpp. Some factor we are not aware of is interfearing with his compiling gcc. Thanks! email: radsurfer AT yahoo DOT com
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