by Tollef Slaathau » Sat, 29 Jul 2000 04:00:00
But that's not the point..He already has defines for Visual C++ etc.
I'm looking for the #define which identifies the SUN C++ compiler:
Something like this maybe:
#ifdef __SUNCC__
/* do something */
#endif
cheers,
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System Software Engineer - KDA/CCIT (Air Defence)
by Drazen Kac » Sat, 29 Jul 2000 04:00:00
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1. how to install multiple versions of the Sun C++ compiler?
A user here needs access to all versions of Sun's C++ compilers for
Solaris 2 (i.e. C++ 3.0.1, 4.0, and 4.0.1); he maintains some software
that, since it's a preprocessor for C++, needs to be slightly different
for each compiler his customers may have. Even worse, he doesn't want to
have to run Solaris 2 on his personal system at all, so we have to come
up with a way to have all compilers simultaneously available on our 1
general-purpose Solaris 2 system. If anyone's done this before, we'd
appreciate advice (one thing I noticed is that we'll have to have
different versions of /opt/SUNWspro.whatever/lib/libC.so rather than it
always being a link to /usr/lib/libC.so.5, because more recent versions
of libC.so.5 that come with patch 101242 won't work with C++ 4.0, only
with C++ 4.0.1.)
Mark Plotnick
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