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When running ./Run on macOS an error gets thrown, saying that the -q flag isn't recognised.
MacOS uses clang instead of gcc, I suspect that's the reason why.
Everything runs fine (though of course more verbose) after removing this flag on line 113 in UnixBench/Makefile though.
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Is this still an issue? Are you sure that you're using clang? Or are you using gcc and perhaps this issue should be that -q should not be provided when the compiler is gcc instead of clang?
By default, Makefile sets CC=gcc. On my Apple M1 machine, that is also clang (presumably pretending to be gcc?) and I get compilation errors from these flags. If I just change it to do CC=clang it builds without error.
When running ./Run on macOS an error gets thrown, saying that the -q flag isn't recognised.
MacOS uses clang instead of gcc, I suspect that's the reason why.
Everything runs fine (though of course more verbose) after removing this flag on line 113 in UnixBench/Makefile though.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: