Hi,
Recently I ran into
a problem in postinstallation stage when installing gij_3.0.4-6
It has a \\ in line
5 of postinst script, which causes update-alternatives to fail.
It should be changed
to \
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On Mon, 20 May 2002, Maarten den Braber wrote:
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Hi,
Recently I bought a second-hand Sun JavaStation NC. I would like to run
a custom 2.4 kernel on it so I need to compile a
Christopher C. Chimelis wrote:
To produce a full cross-compiling toolchain, you'll also probably need the
headers from a sparc copied over onto your Athlon, FYI, before
bootstrapping gcc.
toolchain-src includes a script to fetch them from the debian libc
packages for you.
Dave
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Hi Chris,
First of all thanks for your quick reply!
* Christopher C. Chimelis [EMAIL PROTECTED] [020520 17:51]:
I've tried compiling with binutils-multiarch and binutils-sparc both or
each one alone installed but with no luck. Further searches about this
problem didn't gave me any clue so
On Mon, 20 May 2002, Maarten den Braber wrote:
I've also experimented with toolchain, but couldn't find out which one
(following README.cross or using toolchain) was the way to go. So I
haven't explored that road any further.
About binutils-sparc: can't I use the one provided in the disto
* Christopher C. Chimelis [EMAIL PROTECTED] [020520 18:42]:
[ binutils-sparc ]
Oh, I didn't realise that there was one :-P Yes, that should be fine to
use :-)
Okay, I'm now using toolchain-source and I think (?) I'm making
progress, it now throws the following error:
| make[2]: Entering
Hi,
I am trying to detect spills and reloads (with reasonable accuracy) by
looking at a binary code. My binary has been generated by gcc (2.95) on
SPARC for solaris 2.8.
Could anyone help me figuring out what a genuine spill/reload would look
like ? I have been thinking that in general, a spill
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