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t*t
1
I'm trying to export some C++ code from a SPARC machine to an Intel machine,
both running Solaris. Now the code wouldn't compile. I'm thinking about the
architectural difference being the reason. Is there a way to specify the
architecture as a macro before compiling so gcc understands it? BTW, gcc does
support i*86 on Solaris, is it right? Thanks in advance.
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c*e
2
Why not use conditional compiling?
like gcc /DSPARC=0 /DINTEL=1 ...
something like that.

【在 t******t 的大作中提到】
: I'm trying to export some C++ code from a SPARC machine to an Intel machine,
: both running Solaris. Now the code wouldn't compile. I'm thinking about the
: architectural difference being the reason. Is there a way to specify the
: architecture as a macro before compiling so gcc understands it? BTW, gcc does
: support i*86 on Solaris, is it right? Thanks in advance.

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