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[project @ 2004-03-12 19:33:23 by jwe]
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date Fri, 12 Mar 2004 19:33:23 +0000
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46 Look for Octave sources in the directory @var{dir}. 46 Look for Octave sources in the directory @var{dir}.
47 47
48 @item --with-f2c 48 @item --with-f2c
49 Use @code{f2c} even if a Fortran compiler is available. 49 Use @code{f2c} even if a Fortran compiler is available.
50 50
51 @item --with-g77 51 @item --with-f77
52 Use @code{g77} to compile Fortran code. 52 Use @code{f77} to compile Fortran code. You may also specify the name
53 of the compiler to use as an optional argument. For example,
54 @code{--with-f77=g77} sets the name of the Fortran compiler to
55 @code{g77}.
53 56
54 @item --enable-shared 57 @item --enable-shared
55 Create shared libraries. If you are planning to use 58 Create shared libraries. If you are planning to use
56 @code{--enable-lite-kernel} or the dynamic loading features, you will 59 @code{--enable-lite-kernel} or the dynamic loading features, you will
57 probably want to use this option. It will make your @file{.oct} files 60 probably want to use this option. It will make your @file{.oct} files