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Re: Compiling gcc sources under MSVC
- From: Alexander <a dot shabanov at inteluscodefactory dot com>
- To: gcc-help at gcc dot gnu dot org
- Date: Tue, 22 Nov 2005 10:44:43 +0300
- Subject: Re: Compiling gcc sources under MSVC
- Reply-to: Alexander <a dot shabanov at inteluscodefactory dot com>
It really seems almost impossible :(
I wanna only to get convinient debugging tool. All that I want now -
to explore and change some part of C++ compiler's code (at 'parsing'
and 'tree' levels) - I want to implement my own interface (GUI - for
convinient purposes), that will control middle-end.
Maybe gdb is really convinient tool, but I wasnt experienced in
using it.
It will be great if you'll advise how to conviniently debug GCC under cygwin.
PS: We can build several GCC's parts (I tried to build cc1plus) under MSVC in
one case: If we previously used cygwin to build it, and then, after
creating obj directory, use generated *.h, *.c files. I nearly
could do it - I compiled all files, that compiled in gcc's cc1plus build
except libcpp's and libintl's files.
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Best regards,
Alexander mailto:a.shabanov@inteluscodefactory.com