[[project @ 2001-07-31 10:58:34 by rrt]
rrt**20010731105834
Add the --with-gcc story. Tidy up some typos.
] {
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-If your only purpose is to install some of the fptools suite then the easiest thing to do is to get a binary distribution. In the
-binary distribution everything is pre-compiled for your particular
-machine architecture and operating system, so all you should have to
-do is install the binaries and libraries in suitable places. The user guide
-describes how to do this.
+If your only purpose is to install some of the
+fptools suite then the easiest thing to do is to
+get a binary distribution. In the binary distribution everything is
+pre-compiled for your particular machine architecture and operating
+system, so all you should have to do is install the binaries and
+libraries in suitable places. The user guide describes how to do this.
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-Things to check before you start typing
+Things to check before you start
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-GHC works registerised, has a native code generator. You
+GHC works registerised and has a native code generator. You
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- --with-hhc
+ --with-hc
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+
+
+
+ --with-gcc=path
+ --with-gcc
+
+
+ Specifies the path to the installed
+ GCC. This compiler will be used to compile all C
+ files, except any generated
+ by the installed Haskell compiler, which will have
+ its own idea of which C compiler (if any) to use.
+ The default is to use gcc.
+
}