Re: genassym.c etc. with non-VSTa gcc

In article <3FC96A0BD509D411930500062950DFB73C1B04@GERNT002>,
Dines, Eric <Eric.Dines@iluka.com> wrote:
>Does anyone (Mirian?) have time to explain why genassym and genfctl are
>compiled with gcc and not the cross compiler when compiling on Linux?
>Why do things work out OK with the native compiler?

These programs are pre-processors; they only exist to generate C
source code from other data as part of the build process. Therefore,
they have to be compiled to run on the host system, NOT the target
system. After the VSTa kernel has been built, they are no longer used.

cheers,
--Mirian
Received on Fri Feb 2 06:43:35 2001