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  • Subject: Cross-platform compiling
  • From: Prasanna Krishnamoorthy <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 28 Oct 2003 14:11:32 -0600

Hello all,

Forgive me if this is trivial, but I searched the list, and tried the documentation, and could not find an answer.

I run numerical simulations on x86 Linux, and would like to used XCode as my IDE. The target processor would be an AMD Athlon XP running RH 9.0. There is no GUI or anything fancy, just some simple file I/O and hardcore simulation/math. My lab has a ton of these systems, and it's much faster than running the simulations on my PowerBook :-).

Since the compiler used is GCC 3.3, I figured I might be able to change the -march flag somewhere and get the required executable file. I might have to do a static link, as the RH box does not have GCC 3.3, but that's ok I guess.

Thank in advance, and apologies if it's a stupid question.

Prasanna.
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