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Building and installing GCC has been done by thousands of users everywhere. I have built and used GCC on everything from Apollo workstations (back in the day) and a huge variety of embedded systems, all the way up to the 64-bit home Linux boxes that I use today. If you encounter a problem, check the release notes, the README file, and the installation documentation. If you still have problems, feel free to send me e-mail at the address given in the introduction to this book, or visit http:// gcc.gnu.org, or check the news archives at http://www.google.com. If you have experienced a problem, chances are that someone else has too.

TO < database_principal > [ ,...n ] [ WITH GRANT OPTION ] [ AS { Windows_group | database_role | application_role } ] The arguments of this command are described in Table 18-13. Table 18-13. GRANT Arguments

You can find an exhaustive list of the image formats supported by ImageMagick at http:// www.imagemagick.org/script/formats.php. I ll now show some examples of the more common image compression formats and how the different compression schemes they implement can affect file size. I ll cover color image formats first. Table 3-1 compares the sizes of the image shown in Figure 3-10 when compressed with a variety of formats.

-fno-nonansi-builtins: This option when compiling C++ programs disables the use of built-in GCC functions that are not specifically part of the ANSI/ISO C specifications Such functions include exit(), alloca(), bzero(), conjf(), ffs(), index(), and so on -fno-operator-names: This option when compiling C++ programs prevents GCC from recognizing keywords such as and, bitand, bitor, compl, not, or, and xor as synonyms for the C++ operators that represent those operations -fno-optional-diags: This option when compiling C++ programs disables optional diagnostics that are not mandated by the C++ standard In version 322 of GCC, the only such diagnostic is one generated when a name has multiple meanings within a class Other such diagnostics may be added in future releases of GCC -fno-peephole | -fno-peephole2: These optimization options disable different types of machinespecific optimizations.

ALL [PRIVILEGES]

Whether one or both of these options are useful on your system depends on how or if they are implemented in the GCC implementation for your system -fno-rtti: This option, when compiling C++ programs, tells GCC not to generate information about every class with virtual functions This information is typically used by C++ runtime type identification features such as dynamic_cast and typeid Using this option can save space if you do not explicitly use those aspects of C++ they will still be used by internals such as exception handling, but the appropriate information will only be generated when needed -fno-sched-interblock: This optimization option tells GCC not to schedule instructions across basic blocks, which is normally done by default when using the -fschedule-insns option or optimization options -O2 or higher.

The ALL keyword is used to grant all permissions applicable to the selected object. The permissions actually granted depend on the object. For example, if you choose to grant ALL for a table, you ll be granting INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, SELECT, and REFERENCES permissions on the table. One or more object permissions to be granted to the grantee. Syntax used to grant permissions on a specific column or columns on a table, view, or table function. Permission granted on a specific stored procedure or extended stored procedure. Permission granted on a specific scalar or aggregate function. Permission granted on a Service Broker service queue. Permission granted on a synonym. The database principal permissions recipient. When designating this option, the grantee has permissions to grant the permission(s) to other grantees. This optional clause specifies where the grantor derives its right to grant the permission to the grantee.

-fno-sched-spec: This optimization option tells GCC not to move nonload instructions, which is normally done by default when using the -fschedule-insns option or optimization options -O2 or higher -fno-signed-bitfields: This option, when compiling C programs, tells GCC that bit fields are unsigned by default (in other words, when neither signed or unsigned is present in their declaration) Without specifying this option, bit fields are assumed to be signed in order to be consistent with other basic datatypes This option is redundant when used in conjunction with the -traditional option, which causes all bit fields to be unsigned by default -fno-stack-limit: This code generation option causes GCC to generate code without an explicit limit on stack size -fno-threadsafe-statics: This C++ language option tells GCC not to generate the extra code required to use the C++ ABI s thread-safe initialization routines for local statics.

object_permission [ ,...n ] [ ( column [ ,...n ] ) ] ON { table | view | table_function } stored_procedure | extended_procedure scalar_function | aggregate_function service_queue synonym database_principal WITH GRANT OPTION

AS { Windows_group | database_role | application_role }