
Options for configure script
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   By default the configure script turns on many warning checks for
GCC compiler, but if incorrect -W flag is used, then GCC can refuse
to compile source files, to disable -W flags for GCC use the following
option:

  --disable-gcc-warns      do not use -W flags for GCC compiler

   To turn on additional warning checks for GCC compiler use the
following option:

  --enable-gcc-more-warns  add extra -W flags for GCC compiler

   By default IPA_CONV module is single-threaded.  To build thread-safe
IPA_CONV module, you need to specify the following option:

  --with-pthread          build thread-safe ipa_conv module

and set environment variables CFLAGS, CPPFLAGS, LDFLAGS and LIBS for the
configure script.  Note that the configure script automatically does
nothing to build a thread-safe module.

   To get the complete list of available configure script options run:

% ./configure --help

Building and installing
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Run under any user account:

% ./configure [options]
% make all

Run under user account, who is allowed to write to the directories
specified in the configure script's --prefix and relevant options:

% make install

Building on different systems
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On FreeBSD, NetBSD, OpenBSD and different Linux distributions everything
is expected to be built without any additional options with BSD make or
GNU gmake and GCC.
