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4 total messages Started by Bruce Lee Tue, 10 Nov 1992 17:35

#600

Author: Bruce Lee
Date: Tue, 10 Nov 1992 17:35

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Has anyone written any patches for HPUX 8.0x systems?  I would
like to use gcc/g++ with gdb on somes 300/400 and 700/800 systems.
I understand that the hpxt utility no longer works with HPUX 8.0x.

Thanks :^)
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Re: GCC with HPUX

#601

Author: William J Reilly Iii
Date: Wed, 11 Nov 1992 16:18

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In article <g}#@byu.edu> lee@bones.et.byu.edu (Bruce Lee) writes:
Ni!
Ni!
Ni!Has anyone written any patches for HPUX 8.0x systems?  I would
Ni!like to use gcc/g++ with gdb on somes 300/400 and 700/800 systems.
Ni!I understand that the hpxt utility no longer works with HPUX 8.0x.
Ni!

I too am looking for patches or ports for HPUX 8.0x running on an 
HP 9000 300 or 400. I recently compiled gcc-2.3.1, but still haven't gotten
any debugging information into execuatbles. I was under the impression that
the -g option has now been added to this version of gcc for the HPs. Am I
wrong about this?


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Re: GCC with HPUX

#605

Author: Clint Olsen
Date: Wed, 11 Nov 1992 19:31

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Hello:

According to the INSTALL file included with gcc2.3.1, the instructions
still state that:

"the -g option will not work on HP-UX 8.0"

The only way to get around this they mentioned was to use the (--gas)?
option when compiling gcc.  This is not supported on anything other
than the HPPA architecture.

As I see it, the oddball HP, who just loves to do things its own way,
is keeping me from using a nice piece of software.

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Clint Olsen 
olsenc@u.washington.edu
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Re: GCC with HPUX

#613

Author: Pierre Mathieu
Date: Thu, 12 Nov 1992 13:09

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olsenc@carson.u.washington.edu (Clint Olsen) writes:

>Hello:

>According to the INSTALL file included with gcc2.3.1, the instructions
>still state that:

>"the -g option will not work on HP-UX 8.0"

>The only way to get around this they mentioned was to use the (--gas)?
>option when compiling gcc.  This is not supported on anything other
>than the HPPA architecture.

>As I see it, the oddball HP, who just loves to do things its own way,
>is keeping me from using a nice piece of software.

Not really. Just get GAS 1.36 from jaguar.cs.utah.edu in the /dist
directory (or geod.emr.ca in /pub/hp), file name pa-gas.u3.tar.Z.
Compile this with the HP C compiler. Then get gcc-2.3.1.u2.tar.Z
from same sites and compile them using 

	configure hp700-hpux --with-gnu-as --with-gnu-ld

or derivatives (hppa1.1-hpux, hppa1.0-hpux, etc).
	Finally get the GDB 4.6 patches from same site again, file
pa-gdb-4.6.tar.Z, and the GNU release of GDB 4.6 from geod.emr.ca 
(in /pub/gnu dir) or any other GNU site and compile it.
	You will then have a fully functioning set of GNU tools.


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>Clint Olsen 
>olsenc@u.washington.edu
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