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[ale] Compiling for the lesser good
- Subject: [ale] Compiling for the lesser good
- From: JANINDRA at MS.NDCORP.COM (JANINDRA at MS.NDCORP.COM)
- Date: Mon, 4 Oct 1999 11:23:03 -0400
The dilema:
I need to compile Apache to run on a 486/50. I do not have the hard drive
space on this machine to download the source, libraries and compilers. I
have managed to get a minimum Linux installation in the space provided. I
would like to compile the source using a Pentium with plenty of room and
move the binary to the 486 when done. Without a huge dissertation in C
programming can someone explain the proper way to accomplish this? I think
it may be:
gcc -static -m486
how close or far am I? I have read the man page for gcc, even printed it
out. Also, if I run 'strip httpd' on the Pentium will this affect the
program when I transfer it to the 486?
Thanks,
Randy