Q: This is a really dumb question and a simple yes / no answer will probably suffice.
So I just downloaded some of the current Slackware package source archive to build the running script (SlackBuild). This means the package together (with some optimizations architecture) for i686 (AMD Duron, gcc 2.95.3) in contrast to the standard packages are i386 for.
Like I said, yes / no answer will probably suffice drawn. TIA.
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Re:<< Ok, looks like I was able to do that. Now, I believe I read somewhere that I can set an environment variable CFLAGS="-march i686". Any truth to this? >>
Yes. I used to have mine set to CFLAGS="-O3 -march=i686" and it worked most of the time.
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Re:Ok, looks like I was able to do that. Now, I believe I read somewhere that I can set an environment variable CFLAGS="-march i686". Any truth to this?
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Re:I cant connect to that ftp, but here are a couple of ideas:
If you compile it yourself check the Makefile for:
CFLAGS
It is probably something like:
CFLAGS= -O2
Change it to something like:
CFLAGS= -O3 -march i686
There are plenty more options available, check Linux From Scratch homepage and FAQ for more. Hope that helps a bit.
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Re:I didn't see anything indicative in the makefile. To build the package from source, I needed all of the files here. (ftp://ftp-linux.cc.gatech.edu/pub/Linux/distributions/slackware/slackware-current/pine-4.44/source)
Granted this isn't a package where optimizations are critical (Pine), however I would probably like to do this with X and WindowMaker.
I did a coupel of search combinations on Google and got links to packages, go fig……
Thanks n0c.
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Re:Probably not. Take a look at the makefile for more information. Or provide a good link to the package you downloaded so I can take a look
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