Le 21/08/13 11:12, Tor Lillqvist a écrit :
Hi Tor,
Probably not a good idea to pass a CC environment variable but not a CXX
one. (Do you try to build C code as 64-bit, but not C++ code?;)) And
actually, one should not pass CC and CXX at all unless one knows
*exactly* what one is doing.
Ah, my bad, this was done from memory of my very early OSX builds.
The configure script is supposed to figure out what compiler to use
automatically on OS X. CC and CXX end up *quite* complicated. The way to
get a 64-bit LO is to pass --enable-64-bit to autogen.
Ah, thanks for that. I did actually look at the daily OSX build logs to
see if there was any info I could glean there, but as there were no
recent 64bit OSX builds (the directories were empty yesterday), and
Andy's are 32bit (his autogen output shows the m32 switch), I was trying
to work it out from the autogen.sh built-in help.
and that happens automatically based on
the --enable-64-bit --with-macosx-sdk=10.8 --with-macosx-version-min-required=10.7
switches)
I will try again with the --enable-64-bit switch, thanks.
Alex
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