Re: compiling proc with gcc?
From: David Clement <clement1_at_llnl.gov>
Date: 19 Jan 1994 16:18:09 GMT
Message-ID: <clement1-190194081120_at_attilla.llnl.gov>
David Clement || Geyr Garmr mjok fyr Gnipahellu. clement1_at_llnl.gov || Festr mun slitna, enn freki renna.
Received on Wed Jan 19 1994 - 17:18:09 CET
Date: 19 Jan 1994 16:18:09 GMT
Message-ID: <clement1-190194081120_at_attilla.llnl.gov>
In article <CJn705.L92_at_kaiwan.com>, aha_at_kaiwan.com (Antony Halim) wrote:
>
> I was wondering if we can compile Oracle 7 OCI/ProC program
> using GNU gcc in Solaris 2.
>
I have had no problems with using gcc 2.5.7 to compile ORACLE 7.0.15
OCI and Pro*C programs under SunOS 4.1.2. The Pro*C precompiler does
not produce ANSI/ISO-compliant C; gcc is a lot closer to ANSI/ISO
compliance. So be sure to use the gcc flag -traditional. With the
OCI, of course, you can write the C code as you like it to be --
traditional or ANSI/ISO.
David Clement || Geyr Garmr mjok fyr Gnipahellu. clement1_at_llnl.gov || Festr mun slitna, enn freki renna.
Received on Wed Jan 19 1994 - 17:18:09 CET