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Hi Mark, Paolo posted his patch to fix the cross RTEMS build process on
november 19th, after two pings and 11 days it hasn't been reviewed.
Patch URL:
http://gcc.gnu.org/ml/gcc-patches/2005-11/msg01404.html
On November 21st I wrote:
I will review the patch, if it comes to that, but I'd much prefer that a
build system maintainer take a look. If that doesn't happen, within a
few days, let me know.
It's certainly been a few days. However, I now realize that this is not
only code I don't know very well -- it may not even be code I have write
privileges for, as its shared with src.
I've applied the patch to gcc and src, after testing:
- a native i686-pc-linux-gnu bootstrap (all languages including Ada),
which was completed and regtested successfully
- a native i686-pc-linux-gnu toplevel bootstrap (all languages including
Ada), which was completed and regtested successfully
- an i686-pc-linux-gnu -> arm-none-elf (all languages excluding Ada)
with a unified tree, which was ok
- an i686-pc-linux-gnu -> arm-rtems4.7 cross with a unified tree, C/Ada,
which ICEd while building libada (but did not reach that place without
this patch and http://gcc.gnu.org/ml/gcc-patches/2005-12/msg00342.html)
- an i686-pc-linux-gnu -> sparc-rtems4.7 cross with a unified tree,
C/Ada, which built libada successfully (gnattools failed because I only
had GNAT 4.0 installed, but building a cross Ada compiler requires a
same-version GNAT to be present).
- a binutils-only tree, which succeeded (but anyway binutils has no
target libraries, so it should not be touched by this patch).
A few weeks ago, I also built a cross for host=target=arm-none-elf,
build=i686-pc-linux-gnu with this patch.
I'll commit the patch to 4.1 patch in a few days (most likely Monday
12th, actually).
Paolo
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