This is a discussion on Re: Which option should be used to indicate a different compiler - SNMP ; Need Help wrote: > I am trying to compile the NetSNMP package into my build environment, > however, I discovered I am using the wrong compiler. Our compiler is > accessed by using the "$(CC)" environment variable. As a result, ...
Need Help wrote:
> I am trying to compile the NetSNMP package into my build environment,
> however, I discovered I am using the wrong compiler. Our compiler is
> accessed by using the "$(CC)" environment variable. As a result, I am
> using the following the "./configure" options, but it seems it is using
> the "cc" compiler and not our specific compiler.
>
> --with-cc=$(CC)
> --with-linkcc=$(CC)
> --with-cflags=$(CFLAGS)
> --with-ldflags=$(LDFLAGS)
Setting CC, CFLAGS and/or LDFLAGS *environment* variables is enough.
There's no need to feed them to configure using --with-cc etc.
For example,
env CC=gcc ./configure ...
will cause configure to use the gcc compiler.
+Thomas
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