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Re: axp & (dejagnu | haifa) & redhat-5.0



  In message <199712090934.CAA05418@jarvi.ezlink.com>you write:
  > OK.
  > 
  > I guess I've got two groups questions after following the list for a while.
  > I see mention that egcs is busted on redhat-5.0, yet I managed to install
  > it as the native compiler and as multiple cross compilers.  Maybe it is
  > broke and I just dont realize it yet.
We've got conflicting reports on RH5.0.

  >   After installing a few version I thought it would be nice to start
  >   letting egcs run though the hoops at night.  I downloaded the latest
  >   dejagnu package off cygnus, did the (cd dejagnu;./configure;make;
  >   make install) and then jumped back into my egcs build dir and tried the
  >   make -k check.
  > 
  >   My trusty hd made huge noises for a while the screen rolled with 
  >   info worthy of the daily news and then everything stopped with
  > 
  >       WARNING: Couldn't find the global config file.
  >       ERROR: Couldn't find library file utils.exp.
  > 
  >   So.. obviously I'm making a stupid mistake.  I see the file in the
  >   dejagnu tree.  Whats my error?
Sounds like you already had an old one installed on your system and it's
being found before your new done.  This is in the faq.

  >   From what little I've managed to read this could be fairly interesting.
  >   I managed to build egcs with --enable-haifa.  I've played around some.
  >   I'm left wondering whats going on.
  > 
  >     a.  does a compiler with --enable-haifa use the new schdualing by
  >     default?
Yes.

  >     b.  what do these flags do.  well never mind that.  whats a logical
  >         use of them.
You really shouldn't need those flags; some might even go away as we clean
up the new scheduler.

jeff


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