Re: [Mingw-users] how do I compile GCC?

[<dan...@ya...>]

 --- Jonathan Wilson <jo...@tp...> wrote: > > I think that the OP wants to fiddle with
MinGW exclusively.
> I am specificly interested in making changes for Target=MinGW.
> And, since I work in windows, I need to also modify code that works for 
> Host=MinGW and Build=MinGW.
> 
> I want to add win32 Thread Local Storage support.
> What code should I modify if I want to get it into the gcc that one can 
> download from the MingW page?
> 

I really think you should get the code reviewed by people who maintain generic
backend as well the i386 target stuff.  After all, they know a little about GCC
implementation of tls already (search the gcc archives and you'll find some
references to tls for cygwin and mingw).  

So the sources you should be working with are the trunk of GCC and binutils CVS.
They are just as easy to work with as the mingw local tree.

Maintaining mingw-local patches is not fun.  GCC-3.4 doesn't really need them
anymore (well not many,anyway).  I want to keep it that way.

Danny
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