I remember there being a file in FreeBSD that isn't there by default, but you create it, and it has all the default compile flags defined in it. What is the name of the file?
I remember there being a file in FreeBSD that isn't there by default, but you create it, and it has all the default compile flags defined in it. What is the name of the file?
It's not a file, it's an environment variable called GCC_OPTIONS. You add it to your shell rc file.
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No, I remember there's a file that goes into your /usr directory that sets the default compile options globally for all users.
