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Author loewis
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I believe there is no single set of "correct" options. E.g.
why is it necessary to pass -xO3? I'm sure it will build
fine without that; also, -O is documented to expand to -xO3.
Likewise, why -mt? configure should figure out the necessary
libraries itself, and -mt links with -lthread, when it
really should link with -lpthread.

-native is documented as synonym for -xtarget=native. This
in turn isn't documented much, but if it included
-xarch=native, I don't understand why you want that: it is
documented as "The compiler chooses the appropriate setting
for producing 32-bit binaries".

IOW, I think that setting CC to "cc -xarch=native64" should
be enough. Unfortunately, I don't have a Sun compiler on
Solaris, so I personally use gcc instead.
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