Hello all.
Sorry for this dumb question but I'm not familiar with make and its makefile nor the gcc configuration file.
So, may I ask in what part of the makefile or of the config.ini file (or elsewhere) can I play with different -O options just to test different results.
Little "glitch" on Linux: when using the setup_lnx.sh script, once the compilation starts, the makefile throws an error from line 6: $(error "OS must be set to 'lnx', 'win', or 'osx'").
Is this test really mandatory since the setup_lnx.sh script sets the OS to "lnx" in line 113: "make OS=lnx BUILD_QB64=y -j3" ?
TIA.
Fifi
Sorry for this dumb question but I'm not familiar with make and its makefile nor the gcc configuration file.
So, may I ask in what part of the makefile or of the config.ini file (or elsewhere) can I play with different -O options just to test different results.
Little "glitch" on Linux: when using the setup_lnx.sh script, once the compilation starts, the makefile throws an error from line 6: $(error "OS must be set to 'lnx', 'win', or 'osx'").
Is this test really mandatory since the setup_lnx.sh script sets the OS to "lnx" in line 113: "make OS=lnx BUILD_QB64=y -j3" ?
TIA.
Fifi
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