Hi debian-gcc,
If I understand it correctly the gcc-defaults package allows the different
architectures to specify different default versions of the various compiler
bits and it gets all the dependencies right. Have I got that correct? Is this
working? I'm interested in making it work for hppa
Hi debian-gcc,
Since we're using gcc-3.0 for the hppa port I've been running into some
packages that break with the new compilers. Since hppa is a young port and
still has some problems I'm often not sure if it's an hppa problem or a
gcc-3.0 problem. Even if I think it's a gcc-3.0 problem it
We need this in the next gcc-2.95 ASAP, please. This only affects i386.
All other archs appear to work fine.
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From: H . J . Lu [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Ben Collins [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Mon, 26 Mar 2001, Daniel Jacobowitz wrote:
If you do, please look at devel.linuxppc.com/users/fsirl/ for a current
version of the patch.
Tried the new one and it still dies. I'll break it down and see what is
causing the failure. Obviously, we can rule out the rs6000-specific
patches,
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Bug#91823: binutils will not build on arm
Bug reassigned from package `binutils' to `gcc-2.95'.
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