Using gcc instead of oraxlc

[quitebizarre]

Hi All,
How do I tell my 'make' command to use the gcc compile when trying to
compile a C programme, rather than the oraxlc compiler in ORACLE_LIB?

Can you send reply to (e-mail address removed) as well as posting
here, please?

Thanks,
Marlon

 

[Default User]

(e-mail address removed) wrote:

How do I tell my 'make' command to use the gcc compile when trying to
compile a C programme, rather than the oraxlc compiler in ORACLE_LIB?

That's off-topic, as it's an implementation-specific detail. You need
to find a newsgroup dedicated to your platform. If using UNIX,
comp.unix.programmer is a good place to start.

Can you send reply to (e-mail address removed) as well as posting
here, please?

Post here, read here.




Brian

 

[Clever Monkey]

How do I tell my 'make' command to use the gcc compile when trying to
compile a C programme, rather than the oraxlc compiler in ORACLE_LIB?

Can you send reply to (e-mail address removed) as well as posting
here, please?

More than a little off-topic.

Have you looked at the docs for make? Checked whether your makefile is
importing stuff like "CC"? Remember, you make recipes can say exactly
what you want to run to make the target. You can set the path to gcc
explicitly.

 

[Keith Thompson]

How do I tell my 'make' command to use the gcc compile when trying to
compile a C programme, rather than the oraxlc compiler in ORACLE_LIB?

That's not a question about the C language, which is what we discuss
here. Try comp.unix.programmer.

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