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Joshua Sumali wrote:
> Joshua Sumali wrote:
>> Andrew Haley wrote:
>>> Joshua Sumali wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>> Please see the two (updated) patches. The updated patch for the
>>>> "Packager files" thread is now part of the sdk-home patch attached
>>>> here,
>>>> since I had to modify configure.ac to generate those packager files
>>>> this
>>>> time around.
>>>>
>>>> gcc-install-and-docs.patch creates man and info pages for aot-compile
>>>> and rebuild-gcj-db, and also documents the new install options
>>>> (--enable-java-home, --with-arch-directory, --with-python-dir) as
>>>> requested by Matthias.
>>>> gcc-libjava-sdk-home-update.patch is mostly the same as the first patch
>>>> I posted here, except with these main changes:
>>>>
>>>> - aot-compile and rebuild-gcj-db are now installed in $bindir
>>>> - if --with-python-dir is not specified (say, in a regular upstream
>>>> build) , classfile.py and aotcompile.py are installed in
>>>> $(prefix)/share/python. Otherwise, those Python modules will be
>>>> installed in the path specified with --with-python-dir. I modified
>>>> aot-compile -> aot-compile.in to append whichever path classfile.py and
>>>> aotcompile.py was installed in, so that it can actually find these
>>>> modules (it wouldn't look in $(prefix)/share/python by default).
>>>> - the SDK symlinked binaries, as well as aot-compile and
>>>> rebuild-gcj-db are now `transformed' as requested by Matthias.
>>>>
>>>
>>> OK, thanks.
>>>
>>>
>>>> Outstanding issues:
>>>> 1. @Matthias, I'm still not sure what you mean by "Same for using
>>>> GIJ_VERSION". Also, the issue about "why using the long version at
>>>> all?"
>>>> 2. rebuild-gcj-db doesn't have a licence header on the top of the
>>>> file... is this required? And if so, what's the right thing to do
>>>> about it?
>>>>
>>>
>>> Make it GPL.
>>>
>>> Andrew.
>>>
>> Updated rebuild-gcj-db with license header.
>>
>> Josh
> Hi,
>
> Updated documentation, and sdk patch attached. I think this one is ready
> to go in.
Nearly there.
Please don't put the ChangeLog files into the diffs. Post them as plain text.
Please assign all Red Hat copyrights to the FSF.
Do I take it that you don't have commit access to the gcc tree?
Andrew.
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