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Christian Berg authored
- added AC_PROG_CXX to various configure scripts and have the result substituted certain packages - removed the cxx package in eli - added Makefile.in for odin - added compilation support of C++ in the cc package - removed overwriting the compiler in toolmk.h - changed script to generate Makefiles This was needed due to different ABIs between C++ and C. It is not possible to compile some C-files with gcc and then one or two C++-files with g++ and the be able to link these into the same executable. The result now is that, whenever at least one C++-file (*.cc, *.cxx, *.CC, etc) is must be compiled for the resulting program or library, then all files will be compiled using the given compiler for C++.
351a8fe8Christian Berg authored- added AC_PROG_CXX to various configure scripts and have the result substituted certain packages - removed the cxx package in eli - added Makefile.in for odin - added compilation support of C++ in the cc package - removed overwriting the compiler in toolmk.h - changed script to generate Makefiles This was needed due to different ABIs between C++ and C. It is not possible to compile some C-files with gcc and then one or two C++-files with g++ and the be able to link these into the same executable. The result now is that, whenever at least one C++-file (*.cc, *.cxx, *.CC, etc) is must be compiled for the resulting program or library, then all files will be compiled using the given compiler for C++.
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