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Re: Paolo cross RTEMS build patch review



Hi Mark, Paolo posted his patch to fix the cross RTEMS build process on
november 19th, after two pings and 11 days it hasn't been reviewed.

Patch URL:
http://gcc.gnu.org/ml/gcc-patches/2005-11/msg01404.html

On November 21st I wrote:


I will review the patch, if it comes to that, but I'd much prefer that a
build system maintainer take a look.  If that doesn't happen, within a
few days, let me know.

It's certainly been a few days. However, I now realize that this is not only code I don't know very well -- it may not even be code I have write privileges for, as its shared with src.

I've applied the patch to gcc and src, after testing:
- a native i686-pc-linux-gnu bootstrap (all languages including Ada), which was completed and regtested successfully
- a native i686-pc-linux-gnu toplevel bootstrap (all languages including Ada), which was completed and regtested successfully
- an i686-pc-linux-gnu -> arm-none-elf (all languages excluding Ada) with a unified tree, which was ok
- an i686-pc-linux-gnu -> arm-rtems4.7 cross with a unified tree, C/Ada, which ICEd while building libada (but did not reach that place without this patch and http://gcc.gnu.org/ml/gcc-patches/2005-12/msg00342.html)
- an i686-pc-linux-gnu -> sparc-rtems4.7 cross with a unified tree, C/Ada, which built libada successfully (gnattools failed because I only had GNAT 4.0 installed, but building a cross Ada compiler requires a same-version GNAT to be present).
- a binutils-only tree, which succeeded (but anyway binutils has no target libraries, so it should not be touched by this patch).


A few weeks ago, I also built a cross for host=target=arm-none-elf, build=i686-pc-linux-gnu with this patch.

I'll commit the patch to 4.1 patch in a few days (most likely Monday 12th, actually).

Paolo


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