Le 14 sept. 2009 à 22:15, Daniel J. Luke a écrit :
On Sep 14, 2009, at 4:08 PM, vincent habchi wrote:
K64 makes no difference - config.guess uses uname -p, which is
i386 on
K32 and K64. The fact is that arch/uname aren't the correct tools
for
determing the answer to this particular question.
Granted that point, is it possible to build, or provide, a modified
version of uname, to be put in the tools or whatever suitable
directory, and that would override /usr/bin/uname with more
sensible data? Does it make sense?
No, but it's probably possible to get configure to correctly build a
triple by using other tools (like it has to do on solaris, for
example).
It sounds like that's what Jack has done with his updated
configure.guess...
I would tend to agree with Toby, though, that this probably isn't
something that needs to be addressed by base/
Could it also be reported as a bug to Apple, to be modified in a
future SL patch? After all, if I read the manpage correctly, uname -p
is supposed to reflect the processor architecture, which is not the
architecture the kernel was build for.
V.
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