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2 total messages Started by Gordon Joly Wed, 24 May 1989 11:17

#2032

Author: Gordon Joly
Date: Wed, 24 May 1989 11:17

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Why does config.g++ not contain the line
    rm -f config.h tm.h md aux-output.c
at the beginning?
Gordon Joly.

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#2044

Author: David Callahan
Date: Sat, 27 May 1989 16:37

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Using config.g++ for "sun3-nfp-os4", compiling g++ 1.35

Config.g++ edits tm-sun3-nfp.os4.h with a sed script to
change "crt0" to crt0+" in the STARTFILE_SPEC macro.
Unfortunately, tm-sun3-nfp-os4.h does not define that macro instead
to includes tm-sun3.h and so the intended change 
to STARTFILE_SPEC is not made.

The work-around is to first issue "config.g++ sun3" to
produce "config/tm-sun3+.h" then "config.g++ sun3-nfp-os4"
to procdue "config/tm-sun3-nfp+.h" and then edit that file
to include "tm-sun3+.h" instead of "tm-sun3.h"

This seems like a bug waiting to strike other "derived" tm files,
not just the sun-nfp ones.

David Callahan  (david@tera.com, david@june.cs.washington.edu,david@rice.edu)
Tera Computer Co. 	400 North 34th Street  		Seattle WA, 98103
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David Callahan  (david@tera.com, david@june.cs.washington.edu,david@rice.edu)
Tera Computer Co. 	400 North 34th Street  		Seattle WA, 98103

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