Hello everyone, I would like to be able to generate multiple binaries from a single source file, each of which being slightly different from the other(s). For example, in case there's an OpenMP parallel region in the code, I want to generate two binaries: one of them being the normal one and the other one ignoring the parallel region, just like if the -fopenmp flag hadn't been used. This isn't exactly a good example, because I could just write a script to compile the source file twice, with and without the flag. But the manipulation I want to do with the code is something else.
How do you guys suggest me to do it? It occurs to me that I may simply implement a new flag to perform a different behavior and compile the code twice, but looking at the code, I found it somehow difficult to do. Also, there may be some more clever way to do it. However, if you guys think that the flag thing is the best way to do it, please let me know and help me, telling how to implement that new flag (I can't figure out how to). Thanks in advance, --- Rodolfo Guilherme Wottrich Universidade Estadual de Campinas - Unicamp
