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May 19, 2009, 5:17:18 PM (16 years ago)
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jweil
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5 | 5 | If you compile GiBUU for the first time, you should start with '''make renew'''. This is also helpful sometimes when you want to redo the whole compilation instead of doing an incremental make or rebuild the dependencies. |
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7 | | Note that the whole compilation process is steared by GNU make. GiBUU is always compiled statically, so that we get a monolitic executable which does not depend on system libraries (with the exception of Mac OS X with static compilation is not supported). |
| 7 | Note that the whole compilation process is steared by GNU make. GiBUU is always compiled statically, so that we get a monolithic executable which does not depend on system libraries (with the exception of Mac OS X where static linking is not supported). |
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9 | 9 | == Choosing a Compiler == |
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24 | 24 | == Choosing an Optimization Level == |
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26 | | By default GiBUU is compiled with debugging flags, which is good for development and bugtracking, but the produced executable may be quite slow. If you want an optimized exectutable, you should compile with |
| 26 | By default GiBUU is compiled with debugging flags, which is good for development and bug tracking, but the produced executable may be quite slow. If you want an optimized executable, you should compile with |
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