https://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=120513
--- Comment #17 from Greg Chandler <chandleg at wizardsworks dot org> --- So it turns out the libiberty code in gdb is identical to gcc, so the configure patch was needed there as well, and did not have to be modified. I did however have to modify 10 more configure scripts to strip the fstack warning on the "dependency style" check. (I have to do this for 2 in gcc). Which finally got me to why I pushed gdb to the side. It requires a working python3. Which is one of the new builds that meson doesn't work properly with a cross compile. I'm going to have to find an older version of python3 prior to that switch and see if I can get that built first, so this might sit another couple of days.
