[Scons-users] .C suffix for c files on POSIX

[Managan, Rob]

For gcc you want the command line option "-x c" to say that any input
files after that option are processed as C files.

I confess that I would need to go look up details on the best way to add
that command line option for files that end if .C.

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On 12/19/13 2:17 PM, "Carl Cerecke" <carl.cerecke at compacsort.com> wrote:


>On 19 December 2013 14:46, Dirk Bächle <tshortik at gmx.de> wrote:

>> Hi Carl,

>>

>>

>> On 19.12.2013 00:49, Carl Cerecke wrote:

>>>

>>> How can I tell scons that a .C suffix is for C files, not C++ files on

>>> Linux?

>>>

>>> I've tried env.Append(CFILESUFFIX=['.C']) but it does not work - the

>>> files are still recognised as C++.

>>

>>

>> I think that instead of restricting the suffix list, it'd be easier to

>> create an Environment that only loads the C compiler:

>>

>>   ccenv = Environment(tools=['cc','link','ar'])

>>

>> and use that one to compile your sources.

>

>Thanks, Dirk. Good idea. Except the program is a mix of C and C++.

>

>

>Cheers,

>Carl.

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