Hi all, I've got the mingw build sorted out with 4.8.2, as far as I can tell, it works same as the 4.7.2 (with a few quirks and patches).
> > An as Brian points out trying to find recent documentation seems hard. > I guess eventually it boils down to finding the right flags, so reading other's Makefiles usually helps. Now, pondering about the clean top-down way cross-compile-approach, I think this would turn out in quite a nightmare, at least for mingw. Obstacles: The mingw runtime isn't part of GCC, neither is the win32API, and making it build inside the 'unified' directory structure of gcc is a big question mark. GHDL needs them to build though. So this will turn into a multi pass compilation dance anyhow: - Build native bootstrap toolchain to use for further compilation - Build mingw compiler with ADA support, first pass - Build supporting runtime/win32api with mingw (-) Build mingw with ADA and VHDL, second pass (-) is yet missing, the current development build procedure to weld a cross ghdl backend against the mingw cross compiler is still hacky and not tested in a sandboxed build environment. But good news so far is that the current ghdl-update sources compile just fine in native and cross mode (thumbs up for Brian). So allow me some time to come up with some patches that don't look like a bad hack :-) Greetings, - Martin _______________________________________________ Ghdl-discuss mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/ghdl-discuss
