Re: -mnocygwin

[Chris Faylor <cgf at cygnus dot com>]

On Tue, Jul 18, 2000 at 06:52:18AM -0700, Bobby McNulty Junior wrote:
>Is -mno-cygwin still there?
>I read somewhere that it was suppossed to be taken
>out. This was back when i was under sherlock_abc@netzero.net.

Yep.  We removed -mno-cygwin along with the "-g", "-O", and "-I"
and all of the other options.

They were all just cluttering up the gcc command line, making it
hard to understand what is going on.

Now, gcc just prompts you for all of its options, i.e.

% gcc foo.c
gcc: do you want to produce an object file (formerly -c)? y
gcc: do you want to add debugging information (formerly -g)? y
gcc: do you want to produce an object file that does not rely o \
the cygwin dll (formerly -mno-cygwin)? y
gcc: enter any directories that you would like to search for include \
files (Press enter when done): /usr/include
gcc: enter any directories that you would like to search for include \
files (Press enter when done): /usr/local/include
gcc: enter any directories that you would like to search for include \
files (Press enter when done):
gcc: would you like to optimize the compiled code (formerly -O)? y
gcc: enter the level of optimization required: 2
etc.

cgf

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