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From: Roger Pack on 14 Jul 2010 13:10
Currently we have this:

>> require 'rbconfig'
>> RbConfig::CONFIG['CC']
=> "gcc"
>> RbConfig::CONFIG['CPP']
=> "gcc -E"

The first one I understand--it's the C compiler. The second one I don't
though-- "-E" just means to run only the pre-processor. Is that right?
-r
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From: Rob Biedenharn on 14 Jul 2010 13:51
On Jul 14, 2010, at 1:10 PM, Roger Pack wrote:

> Currently we have this:
>
>>> require 'rbconfig'
>>> RbConfig::CONFIG['CC']
> => "gcc"
>>> RbConfig::CONFIG['CPP']
> => "gcc -E"
>
> The first one I understand--it's the C compiler. The second one I
> don't
> though-- "-E" just means to run only the pre-processor. Is that
> right?
> -r

CPP => C Pre-Processor
^ ^ ^

Yes!

-Rob

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