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Re: Libstdc++-v3 vs darwin vs weak support



On Mar 15, 2005, at 8:01 PM, Paolo Carlini wrote:


Andrew Pinski wrote:

There are other targets other than aix that still need them too.
Almost all non elf targets (and there might be some elf targets too).
AIX 5.1 supports weak symbols (IIRC) and should work without the "hack"
but older AIX still should be supported.

Thanks Andrew for the info. Which targets, exactly? I mean, how many actually able to build and run correctly libstdc++-v3, anyway? I don't see much in testresults... Indeed, I gather that for now we have to keep that ugly machinery, but in 1 year, for instance?

I build on i686-pc-openbsd3.1 everyday which does not use elf and does not
support weak at all but I messed up the mail system so it is not sending the
testresults out. I will try to fix that next week when I have time. But I
know the libstdc++ results are okay, there are failures but most of them are
related to wchar_t support.


I think djgg does not support weak symbols either and I have not seen any test
results from that target lately.



-- Pinski



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