NAME
gauche-config - retrieve configuration parameters of Gauche
SYNOPSIS
gauche-config option
DESCRIPTION
Gauche-config displays various parameters specified at the configuration time of the Gauche Scheme implementation. It can be used in Makefile and other configuration scripts that uses Gauche.
OPTIONS
General parameter
- -V
-
The current Gauche version.
Parameters to compile applications using Gauche
- -I
-
Include path options required to compile programs using Gauche (Note: This doesn't work if Gauche installation directory path contains whitespaces. See --incdirs below.)
- -L
-
Library path options required to link programs using Gauche (Note: This doesn't work if Gauche installation directory path contains whitespaces. See --archdirs below.)
- -l
-
Link library options required to link programs using Gauche.
- --cc
-
The name of the C compiler used to compile this Gauche.
- --cpp
-
The command to run the C preprocessor.
- --ac
-
The directory that contains Gauche-specific autoconf macros.
- --reconfigure
-
The command line used to configure the current installation.
- --arch
-
The autoconf-style architecture signature (cpu-vendor-kernel-os).
- --incdirs, --archdirs
-
The list of directory names to be looked for include files and libraries, respectively. Each directory name may be quoted if it contains whitespaces, and separated by ':' on Unix platforms, or by ';' on Windows platforms.
- --local-incdir, --local-libdir
-
These are '-I' and '-L' flags for additional local headers/libraries to search, given by '--with-local' configure flags. Note that those are also included in '-I', '-L', '--incdirs', and '--archdirs'.
Parameters to install files
- --prefix
-
The directory prefix set by configure.
- --sysincdir, --siteincdir, --pkgincdir
-
Directories where system|site|package header files of extensions go.
- --syslibdir, --sitelibdir, --pkglibdir
-
Directories where system|site|package scheme files go.
- --sysarchdir, --sitearchdir, --pkgarchdir
-
Directories where system|site|package DSO files go.
- --mandir, --infodir
-
Directories where gauche manpage and info docs are installed.
Parameters to help building extensions
- --object-suffix
-
The extension of the compiled objects (e.g. 'o' or 'obj').
- --executable-suffix
-
The extension of the executable including a period (empty on Unix systems,
- --so-suffix
-
The extension for dynamically loadable (dlopen-able) modules (e.g. 'so').
- --so-cflags
-
Additional CFLAGS to create dynamically loadable modules.
- --so-ldflags
-
Additional LDFLAGS to create dynamically loadable modules.
- --so-libs
-
Additional libraries required to create dynamically loadable modules.
- --dylib-suffix
-
The extension for dynamically linked libraries (as opposed to dlopen()ed) Usually the same as --so-suffix, but OSX wants 'dylib'.
- --dylib-ldflags
-
LDFLAGS to create dynamically linked libraries.
- --rpath-flag
-
Compiler flag(s) to embed RPATH
- --default-cflags
-
This is the CFLAGS used to compile Gauche, and to be used to compile extensions as well.
- --cppflags
-
Compiler flag(s) passed to C preprocessor
- --static-libs
-
List of library link flags ('-llib') required to link Gauche statically. Similar to '-l', but this includes the libraries that are used for extension modules, and also the static library itself, that is -lgauche-static-X.X.
- --libgauche-so
-
The base name of dynamically linked libgauche.
AUTHORS
Shiro Kawai (shiro @ acm . org)
SEE ALSO
Gauche Scheme script engine:
https://practical-scheme.net/gauche/