-S -c foo.c breaks (was Re: [distcc] distcc 0.9 released)

[Martin Pool]

On  4 Sep 2002, Alexandre Oliva <oliva at lsd.ic.unicamp.br> wrote:
> On Sep  4, 2002, Martin Pool <mbp at samba.org> wrote:
> 
> > I can see how the gcc 3.1 manual does explain this behaviour (-S =
> > stop after compilation), but it's a bit subtle.  Do you know if that
> > behaviour is the same in other compilers?
> 
> It's always been like that in GCC, for as long as I remember.  I
> suppose other compilers may just barf if given both -S and -c.

I vaguely remember that IBM cc would complain if you gave both, but
it's a long time ago.

Anyhow, thankyou for pointing it out.  I will do an 0.10 shortly with
the fix.

-- 
Martin 

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