#: :CompilerData.txt# Compiler information listings for Thinking
in# C++ 2nd Edition By Bruce Eckel. See copyright# notice in
Copyright.txt.##################################################
Please note: the end user does not need to use this# file or the
ExtractCode program; simply download# the zipped source-code file
from www.MindView.net,# unzip it and type "make" at the
command-line. See# Chapter 3 of Volume 1 for details about using
'make'.################################################## This file
contains the compiler information database# which is used by the
automatic code extraction# program ExtractCode.cpp (in Volume 2 of
this# book) to build makefiles that will work properly# with the
various compilers. It is included here# for your information.##
This file is used by ExtractCode.cpp to generate# the makefiles for
the book, including the command-# line flags for each vendor's
compiler and# linker. Following that are the code listings# from
the book that will not compile for each# compiler. The listings
are, to the best of my
# knowledge, correct Standard C++ (According to# the ISO
Standard). Please note that the tests# were performed with the most
recent compiler# that I had at the time, and may have changed#
since this file was
created.##################################################
Compiling all files, for a (theoretical) fully-# conformant
compiler. This assumes a typical# compiler under dos:{ all }#
Object file name extension in parentheses:(obj)# Executable file
extension in square brackets:
[exe]# The leading '&' is for special directives. The# dos
directive means to replace '/'# with '\' in all directory
paths:&dos# The following lines will be inserted directly# into
the makefile (sans the leading '@' sign)# If your environment
variables are set to# establish these you won't need to use
arguments# on the make command line to set them:# CPP: the name of
your C++ compiler# CPPFLAGS: Compilation flags for your compiler#
OFLAG: flag to give the final executable name
