gcc 2.2.2 Sun 4 X11R5pl#14 libXt builtin_saveregs problems

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From: Ian G Batten
Date: Thu, 30 Jul 1992 17:05

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I'm quite ready for someone to tell me I've been stupid.

I've built X11R5#14 with gcc 2.2.2 on a Sun 4/470 with SunOS 4.1.1 and a
Sun 4/690 with SunOS 4.1.2.  It appears that in the shared version of
libXt there are unresolved references to builtin_saveregs, caused (I
think) by the explicit call to it in va-sparc.h.  This means that a gcc
compiled libXt isn't a drop-in replacement, as it requires the caller to
be linked with libgcc.

What's the good word?  The standard X clients work, because they were
gcc compiled at the same time.  Most of the other stuff works, because
it doesn't use Xt.  There are a few things that are broken, however.

ian

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