I've glanced through the configure logic for this and I can't really
understand how it's supposed to work. The configure scripts sets
CONFIG_LDDIR, CONFIG_TCC_LIBPATHS, CONFIG_TCC_CRTPREFIX and
CONFIG_MULTIARCHDIR, all of which might relate to how crt1.o is found,
but what is the meaning or intende
"echo ARCH=$ARCH" is needed too...
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What is the output of the "uname -m" ?
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x86 system: tcc with this patch applied succefully compile a linux
2.4.26 kernel and this kernel boots w/o problems...
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Test: debugging programs compiled with the current tcc in x86 systems
(centos6, gentoo). Debuggers: gdb 6.6 and 7.3. All works OK
> This is not correct. Before grischkas patch, and now, after your revert, gdb
> does _not_ work > correctly:
This is not true for the x86 systems. But yes: for x86_
Hi.
Ubuntu 12.04 x86_64, latest mob. Plain
./configure && make
It still builds an i386 cross compiler instead of a native compiler.
Can whoever broke this P L E A S E fix it?
Thanks,
Arnold
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Hi,
On Mon, 9 Mar 2015, Edmund Grimley Evans wrote:
Michael Matz :
And some more fixes for more tests in 73_arm64, namely stdarg
passing of structs passed in purely integer registers. structs
passed in fp regs or mixed int/fp regs are unfortunately not
consecutive in the reg_save_area, and h
Hi,
On Mon, 9 Mar 2015, Sergey Korshunoff wrote:
This behavior may depend on the gdb version. I use a rhide v1.5 for
debuggin (i386, Linux). A gdb version embedded in it is 6.1.1
This version is more than ten years old.
And which version of the gdb you use?
Various ones, 7.3, 7.5.50, 7.8.
> By the way: after appling a patch CValue (replacing various integer
> types with int64_t) rhide works well independed of stabs behavior
> (with relocating stabs section and w/o this). What this means?
Sorry, this is not true. With grishka patch on rhide don't work.
PS: You can test this itself
By the way: after appling a patch CValue (replacing various integer
types with int64_t) rhide works well independed of stabs behavior
(with relocating stabs section and w/o this). What this means?
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htt
This behavior may depend on the gdb version. I use a rhide v1.5 for
debuggin (i386, Linux). A gdb version embedded in it is 6.1.1 And
which version of the gdb you use? I think a tcc switch must be
introduced to select a stabs handling behavior. How to name it?
PS: grishka don't explain in his patc
Michael Matz :
> And some more fixes for more tests in 73_arm64, namely stdarg
> passing of structs passed in purely integer registers. structs
> passed in fp regs or mixed int/fp regs are unfortunately not
> consecutive in the reg_save_area, and hence need temporary memory,
> but this requires s
2015-03-09 14:45 GMT+08:00 Sergey Korshunoff :
> Hi! Please try to test the attached patch.
With this patch applied building in MSYS is working again, thanks.
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