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Re: gcc (anoncvs) bootstrap fails on HP-UX 11
>>>>> "Jeffrey" == Jeffrey A Law <law@cygnus.com> writes:
>> a while ago somebody here said HP-UX 11 support was in, so I gave gcc
>> a try on HP-UX 11 last night, using the latest CVS version. It
>> bootstraps OK, as far as C is concerned, but as soon as it is diving
>> into C++ and hitting the first #pragma implementation it bombs out
>> with an internal compiler error.
Jeffrey> I checked in a fix for this bug late late last night.
Passed that point, thanks. However,
/hwhome/tools/egcs/compile-with-jeff-law-fix/gcc/g++ -B/hwhome/tools/egcs/compile-with-jeff-law-fix/gcc/ -B/usr/local/gcc-anoncvs-stdc++-jlaw-fix/hppa2.0w-hp-hpux11.00/bin/ -c -g -O2 -fno-implicit-templates -I. -I../../../libio -nostdinc++ ../../../libio/SFile.cc
../../../libio/SFile.cc: In method `SFile::~SFile ()':
../../../libio/SFile.cc:47: Internal compiler error in
`verify_local_live_at_start', at flow.c:2706
>> Anybody have details on HP-UX 11 support?
Jeffrey> Yes. Works just fine in the CVS tree modulo the generic daily instabilities
Jeffrey> with using raw development code.
I figured out meanwhile that libstdc++-v3 compiles like a charm
(except for some generic daily instability noise :-). Since this is
the goal for gcc 3 anyway (right?), I'll modify my code towards there,
and keep on trying (except if there is interest in getting
libstdc++-v2 to compile on HP-UX 11; in this case I'd keep on trying
that).
Joerg