Re: Compilation Problems with libjava

[Dhek Bhun Kho <bhun at chello dot nl>]

> You can also cd into the target library build directory and rebuild
> just libgcj.  I do this all the time.
Thanks for the info. I used to erase the whole build directory before
reading this. But the question was more aimed at the case that given
somebody with a gcc 3.2.1 installation, is it possible to replace that
installations libgcj.so with another that contains bugfixes if I use the
sources from the 3.2.1 release? I ask this because I can't expect people
to download the whole gcc suite and recompile it, and it's not really
possible to replace existing classes-->the duplicate class registration
problem.

I am recompiling the compiler because the compiler on my system was
compiled for i686 (and optimized with -march=athlon-tbird). Hopefully I
read the docs read and given --target and -mcpu=i486 will give a
compiler making more general binaries. I'll post back whether this works
(or am I making a general GCC newbie fault?).

Greets,
Bhun.