Re: Can I use the g++ compiler with xcode?
Re: Can I use the g++ compiler with xcode?
- Subject: Re: Can I use the g++ compiler with xcode?
- From: Markian Hlynka <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 7 Jun 2004 22:41:45 -0600
On Jun 7, 2004, at 21:39, Cath Lawrence wrote:
Hi,
I'm a total newbie with xcode and more-or-less beginner with C++ (last
used at uni years back, mostly java, python & php since then.)
I have some C++ code I'd like to build with g++ - can I change the
compiler setting somehow? Searching help docs & google & list archives
has so far got me a clue that maybe not exactly, but maybe there are
options:
ok, you're talking about g++, not xcode, right? You should be asking
this on Darwin, probably. :)
- I could make gcc point to g++ (seems very obscure, I don't like it)
don't do this! :)
- there is some way of setting up a special compiler file (but I can't
find any instructions)
What do you mean by "special compiler file"? Are you talking about an
executable, an object file, or settings for the compile? If you mean
settings, you want to use 'make'.
- you can make gcc act like g++ with the right switches (which??)
I believe so... someone else will have to answer that.
Can anyone give me clue where to look?
man g++, man gcc, and man make, for starters.
If it helps, I want a straightforward command line unix result, no
apple interface extras, and with luck something that will build the
same on my mac as on Debian with g++. And I have xcode 1.2, osx10.3.4,
developer tools, Xwindows etc .
you should be able to use the same commands as on Debian. Additionally,
I have my code set up to build with either xcode or makefiles (they use
the same compiler)
If you can ask some more specific question, I may be able to help more.
Markian
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