Re: compiling the kernel with a different compiler

linuxadmin@xxxxxxxxx writes:

Captain Dondo wrote:
V Sat, 13 Jan 2007 17:11:56 -0800, linuxadmin napsal(a):

You don't say which kernel, but you need to look in the kernel Makefile.

--Yan

let's say 2.6.19.X or 2.6.20-rcX. one of the new ones.
yes, i've looked into the Makefile, i didn't understant
much, just that lots of compiler variables and flags
are set to some (default) values. by the way, i would
like to expand my question:
how to override default compiler flags also
(at least to add some)?

In order to do what you want to do,
you need to be able to understand the Makefile.

http://www.gnu.org/software/make/manual/make.html

(And probably a few other things.)
.

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