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Why no "-mcpu=k6" switch in RedHat's build of egcs v1.1.2?


The egcs Web page documents the compiler switch -mcpu=k6, which instructs
the compiler to optimize for the AMD K6-2 CPU.  On my RedHat v6.0 system
(egcs RPMs 1.1.2-12) the attempted use of this switch results in a compiler
error:

# gcc -c -mcpu=k6 test.c
cc1: bad value (k6) for -mcpu= switch     

Anyone know what's going on here?

Thank you.

*** Steve Snyder ***


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