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On Dec 1, 2012 12:10 AM, <meino.cramer@gmx.de> wrote:
> What CFLAGS do you suggest in general?
-g -O2 -fpic -Wall
If it's somebody else's code, you can leave out the -Wall, at least until you're debugging it. Fixing compiler warnings seems to be the best return on investment for troubleshooting.
You can leave out the -fpic if you're compiling a static library, or main executable. You can leave out the -g if you're going to throw away the source.
I don't really care if you use -fPIC instead, as long as you always use one of them in shared libraries and other dynamically loaded objects.