On Wed, Mar 26, 2003 at 04:30:00PM -0500, David A. Desrosiers wrote:
> Just a quick note to anyone hoping to build Plucker with prc-tools
> 2.2.90.. the m68k-palmos-cpp binary has been removed from the package, and
> is now replaced by m68k-palmos-c++, but it doesn't quite work the same way
No surprises there, because <foo>-c++ is something quite different from
<foo>-cpp!
Debian has released a version configured like this before I have, which
means that this piece of documentation is not yet online in the release
notes:
The prebuilt binary packages no longer contain a separate
driver, m68k-palmos-cpp, for the C preprocessor; if you want to
generate preprocessor output you should use m68k-palmos-gcc -E
instead. (And similarly for arm-.)
See also http://bugs.debian.org/185771
> If nobody else takes the lead, I'll drop in a patch for building
> Plucker against this. We may have to support both prc-tools versions for
> awhile, so a few extra configure.in pokes may be in order here.
I see you preprocess the .rcp files with a real preprocessor before you
give them to PilRC. Good plan.
Just rip out the M68K_CPP checks from configure.in and use "$(GCC) -E"
instead of "$(CPP)" in your $(RCP) rule in the makefile. Or change the
definition of CPP to "@M68K_GCC@ -E" instead. Easy either way, and -E
has been supported forever in GCC, so that'll support both prc-tools
versions without any effort.
John
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