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make --enable-64 the default
new configure option --enable-fortran-int64
author | John W. Eaton <jwe@octave.org> |
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date | Fri, 30 Dec 2016 16:02:18 -0500 |
parents | eac52a8a7822 |
children | 689cce14e824 |
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46 # Build compiler for 64-bit Windows. Using this option will build | 46 # Build compiler for 64-bit Windows. Using this option will build |
47 # binaries that require a 64-bit Windows system. | 47 # binaries that require a 64-bit Windows system. |
48 ENABLE_WINDOWS_64 := @ENABLE_WINDOWS_64@ | 48 ENABLE_WINDOWS_64 := @ENABLE_WINDOWS_64@ |
49 | 49 |
50 # Attempt to build Octave and dependencies with 64-bit indexing | 50 # Build Octave with 64-bit indexing enabled (This is the default). |
51 # enabled (experimental; requires 64-bit system and compiler). | |
52 # Note that 64-bit indexing is NOT required simply because you have | |
53 # 64-bit operating system. Building Octave with 64-bit indexing is | |
54 # still experimental, so enabling this option is discouraged unless | |
55 # you know what you are doing. | |
56 ENABLE_64 := @ENABLE_64@ | 51 ENABLE_64 := @ENABLE_64@ |
52 | |
53 # Build Fortran (and other) numerical library dependencies with | |
54 # 64-bit indexing enabled (experimental; requires 64-bit system and | |
55 # compiler). The usual configuration is to build with ENABLE_64 but | |
56 # not ENABLE_FORTRAN_INT64. | |
57 ENABLE_FORTRAN_INT64 := @ENABLE_FORTRAN_INT64@ | |
57 | 58 |
58 # create binary octave forge tools. | 59 # create binary octave forge tools. |
59 # if cross, compiling, this also means we will attempt to create cross mkoctfile | 60 # if cross, compiling, this also means we will attempt to create cross mkoctfile |
60 ENABLE_BINARY_PACKAGES := @ENABLE_BINARY_PACKAGES@ | 61 ENABLE_BINARY_PACKAGES := @ENABLE_BINARY_PACKAGES@ |
61 | 62 |