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Re: internal error - SP mismatch
Tom Tromey wrote:
> >> Or, you can try using gcc-2.95.2 with the latest libgcj
>
> James> By "latest libgcj" do you mean the stable 2.95.1 version or the
> James> one at the head of the CVS repository? Assuming you mean the
> James> former, I'm gonna go try that now.
>
> The rule is: gcj and libgcj must match.
> gcc 2.95.1 and gcc 2.95.2 match libgcj 2.95.1.
> the cvs gcc matches the cvs libgcj
> (except the cvs gcc is broken)
> gcc 2.95.2 + Bryce's "back porting" patch matches the cvs libgcj
> (except there are bugs)
Ok. Gotcha.
- Use the stable 2.95.2 gcc version.
- Grab libgcj from CVS (using the tag `pre-cni-catch-change' says Bryce's
web page)
- Apply the patches to gcc & libgcj
- Cross fingers
- make
- test
So far I'm about to start crossing my fingers. It'll probably be a while
before I know anything one way or another.
> James> As a newcomer... I'd vote for a note that says which snapshots
> James> work with which gcc.
>
> I agree this would be nice. In practice no one seems to have time to
> do this consistently.
Oh, believe me, I know the feeling. I fight those same battles with
myself and my co-developers on stuff that our boss is expecting us to
deliver!
> Tom