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I'm trying to give the option to run ccache all day instead of typing in each time to use ccache while I compile, "temp env"
if I do export gcc="ccache gcc" or would alias be better?
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tw3ak wrote:I'm trying to give the option to run ccache all day instead of typing in each time to use ccache while I compile, "temp env"
if I do export gcc="ccache gcc" or would alias be better?
In this case, I think you'd be best off setting your CC variable, like this:export set CC='ccache gcc'
I've never used ccache before, though, so someone correct me if I'm wrong.0 -
ok,
I'm a newb so , that's what is great about this forum. I get sweet answers and no nasties, like on IRC.
Thank YOU!!!
I'll have to lookup the man page on set, as I haven't gotten that far yet . I 've read to users' guides and I'm about the second half of my second one. Just the first couple of pages of shell programming.0 -
Actually when you do the export gcc="ccache gcc" you just create the environment variable. To refer this variable from command prompt you need to place $ sign before it name. This is a little bit unusable, I think it is better to use alias gcc="ccache gcc" command instead of export.0
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kris_z wrote:Actually when you do the export gcc="ccache gcc" you just create the environment variable. To refer this variable from command prompt you need to place $ sign before it name. This is a little bit unusable, I think it is better to use alias gcc="ccache gcc" command instead of export.
Yeah, that was the point - Makefiles inheriting the CC env var, instead of using shell aliases, which they often ignore. but you're definitely right, from the cmd line, the alias way makes more sense.0 -
Actually,
In my case?, The new GCC won't support the two names in this version it changed so I can't use it that way I have to ln -s but in my distro there's already a link from cc to gcc........... I'm thinking that I could duplicate gcc and install it in the cc dir then have symbolic links from gcc to ccache and gxx and cc to ccache?
is there a better solution?
alias for all three?0 -
put your export script in your profile. simple as that.
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