[Mimedefang] x64 compatible?

[Jason Gurtz]

On 11/19/2006 08:57, mimedefang at jameswcurtis.com wrote:

> Still don't know how to compile with debugging.

Usually there's an option in the ./Configure script that turns it on.
If there's no ./Configure, then look at the Makefile and check for the
CFLAGS and CXXFLAGS vars which contain flags that get passed to the C
and C++ (respectively) compilers.  You want to look for or add "-g" in
there to get passed to gcc.

Some (but not all) ./Configure scripts look for the $CFLAGS and
$CXXFLAGS environment variable.  This can throw a wrench into your
efforts depending on how things are.  If things are buggy, the Makefile
(or rpm) can do things like running the strip program on your fresh
binaries.  This action can remove the debugging symbols you worked so
hard to add in the first place.

Just things to look for...

~Jason

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