From: NIIBE Y. <gn...@m1...> - 2001-09-20 03:14:41
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M. R. Brown wrote: > Actually gcc 3.0.1 (latest official release) can bootstrap and build > sh-linux. It doesn't have the target specific "no multilib" support, so you > can't build sh4-linux, but it still works without patches. When I started > working on an alternative to the current multilib scheme (i.e. completely > disabling mulitlibs for the generic sh-linux target), I tested gcc 3.0.1 > *without* kaz's patches, and I was able to build and boot kernels just > fine. Thanks much for the information. I didn't know that. Kaz's work has been against mainline, and at the time of 3.0, he kindly backported his work to 3.0. And at that time of 3.0, the patch was surely needed. I just take his patch and apply to 3.0.1. It's my fault not examine the changes of 3.0.1 and just blindly apply his patch to package Debian gcc-sh-linux. I'll try to package fewer patches next time. So, highest priority would be the patch of target specific "no multilib" support, isn't it? -- |