There used to be an option in Clang for setting the compile target type like: -triple x86_64
How is it done nowadays? I can’t find it in the docs.
Thanks.
-John
There used to be an option in Clang for setting the compile target type like: -triple x86_64
How is it done nowadays? I can’t find it in the docs.
Thanks.
-John
It's now the -target option:
-target <value> Generate code for the given target
You can use "clang -help" to get an overview of all supported options. The manpages are rather inadequate...
-Dimitry
Thanks for the info!
What’s the proper way to set up for 64-bit on Windows?
If I use –c –target x86_64 it tries to run “gcc” for the assembler.
Thanks.
-John