2011/5/2 NightStrike <[email protected]>
> On Fri, Apr 29, 2011 at 3:51 PM, Ruben Van Boxem
> <[email protected]> wrote:
> > As some other discussion here on the list already brought up, the
> autobuilds
> > are all cross-compilers (for x86_64) and in my experience, they run a bit
> > slower on my machine. Don't know why, haven't tested it really, more like
> a
> > feeling. And I trust you more :-P And the autobuilds still are too big
> (the
> > /mingw directory should/could be removed, and the executables in
> > /libexec/gcc/someversionsandtriplets/*.exe are 5 times too large; I have
> > reported this (maybe even filed bug reports), but it only hit deaf man's
> > ears)... If there's no plans, there's no problem, just asking.
>
> My ears work fine. I even went so far as to get the GCC guys to fix
> the install-strip target so that we can properly create a stripped
> version. We just have to modify the buildbot to work with the new
> target.
>
I never implied your ears were defective. And I meant no offence, but I did
not get any reaction so I thought I'd stir things up a bit. You pursued a
better solution, which is great of course! Thanks for that.
Still leaves the /mingw directory and the lib32 directories on a
non-multilib 64-bit build. (see my other recent e-mail).
I'm wondering as well: are (GCC) runtime DLL's still overwritten on a
multilib build/install? Or are they now placed in a seperate directory, in
addition to the host DLL's in the main /bin dir. I found some old heated
discussion on the autotools list but never heard about the eventual result.
Thanks!
Ruben
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