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Why go to all this trouble The most common reason is to bootstrap a compiler for a system that lacks one. If you do not have a running compiler for architecture A but you do have one for architecture B, you can use B s compiler to generate binaries for A, or to generate a compiler for A. To learn how to build and use a cross-compiler see 16. Strictly speaking, you don t have to feed configure any options at all. Like most GNU software, the default configuration is to install into /usr/local (which is equivalent to specifying --prefix= /usr/local). In addition, configure script uses sane, well-tested, and generally accepted defaults for other configuration details, so you can usually rely on the compiler being compiled properly and, in general, to do the right thing. Nevertheless, I prefer to specify a directory beneath /usr/local so I can have multiple installations of GCC and access them by changing the path to the gcc binary. The next section describes the configure options that let you customize GCC s compile-time defaults.

The previous function parses the META file (if one exists) and returns the array of structures mentioned previously. It works by reading each line of the file and using a regular expression to split the line up into the fields that are expected. These are then stored in a new structure, which is added to the array that is eventually returned. # This function reads the META target file and returns the parsed metadata # as a hash reference. The format is simple -- the first line is the title, # and everything else is the description # # Pass in the path to the META target file sub readmetatarget{ my($path) = @_; my($META, $meta); open META, "< $path" or return undef; while(<META>){ if($meta->{'title'} eq ""){ $meta->{'title'} = $_; } else{ $meta->{'description'} = $meta->{'description'}.$_; } } close META; return $meta; } Similarly, this function reads the metadata associated with a specific target for this directory of images. This information is returned in a simple hash: 1; The trailing 1 in this file is an artifact of Perl modules and tells Perl that the module loaded correctly.

The SELECT statement allows up to 1024 defined columns. You cannot, however, use certain elements in a view definition, including INTO, OPTION, COMPUTE, COMPUTE BY, or references to table variables or temporary tables. You also cannot use ORDER BY, unless used in conjunction with the TOP keyword. This example demonstrates how to create a view that accesses data from both the Production.TransactionHistory and the Production.Product tables: CREATE VIEW dbo.v_Product_TransactionHistory AS p.Name ProductName, p.ProductNumber, c.Name ProductCategory, s.Name ProductSubCategory, m.Name ProductModel, t.TransactionID, t.ReferenceOrderID, t.ReferenceOrderLineID, t.TransactionDate, t.TransactionType, t.Quantity, t.ActualCost FROM Production.TransactionHistory t INNER JOIN Production.Product p ON t.ProductID = p.ProductID INNER JOIN Production.ProductModel m ON m.ProductModelID = p.ProductModelID INNER JOIN Production.ProductSubcategory s ON s.ProductSubcategoryID = p.ProductSubcategoryID INNER JOIN Production.ProductCategory c ON c.ProductCategoryID = s.ProductCategoryID WHERE c.Name = 'Bikes' GO Next, the new view is queried to show transaction history for products by product name and model: SELECT ProductName, ProductModel, ReferenceOrderID, TransactionDate, ActualCost FROM v_Product_TransactionHistory ORDER BY ProductName This returns the following abridged results: ProductName Mountain-200 Mountain-200 Mountain-200 ... Touring-3000 Touring-3000 Touring-3000 ProductModel Mountain-200 Mountain-200 Mountain-200 Touring-3000 Touring-3000 Touring-3000 ReferenceOrderID TransactionDate ActualCost 53457 2003-09-01 00:00:00.000 1652.3928 53463 2003-09-01 00:00:00.000 1652.3928 53465 2003-09-01 00:00:00.000 1652.3928 69467 69482 66006 2004-05-01 00:00:00.000 2004-05-01 00:00:00.000 2004-05-04 00:00:00.000 534.492 534.492 0.00 SELECT

Even though the configure script creates a reasonable default configuration, you can exercise greater control over the configuration by calling it with various options. Table 11-2 lists the options that configure accepts, their default values, and a brief description of each option. Readers accustomed to using configure scripts are cautioned that the output from ./configure --help might list options that are not shown in Table 11-2, as well as lack many of the options. Perversely, the --help option for GCC s configure script might list options that do not work, so I recommend that you don t treat the output from --help as the one true set of guidelines for building GCC.

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Sets dir as the top-level directory into which GCC will be installed Sets dir as the directory into which architecture-dependent files will be installed Sets dir as the directory into which binaries invoked by users will be installed

In this recipe, I define a view by using a SELECT query that referenced multiple tables in the FROM clause and qualified a specific product category of Bikes. In this case, the view benefits the query writer, as she or he doesn t need to specify the many table joins each time they write the query.

The view definition also used column aliases, using ProductName instead of just Name making the column name unambiguous and reducing the possible confusion with other columns called Name. Qualifying what data is returned from the view in the WHERE clause also allows you to restrict the data that the query writer can see in this case only letting the query writer reference products of a specific product category.

Table 11-2. Options for GCC s Configure Script (Continued)