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Ping? Thanks. GP gp at qnx dot com said: > I have attached my first attempt at support for SYSROOT_SUBDIR_SPEC and > SYSROOT_HEADERS_SUBDIR_SPEC. I know this is not patches-gcc, but I am hoping > for some feedback before making that submission. > > The suggestion I was given was to have SYSROOT_HEADERS_SUBDIR_SPEC default to > SYSROOT_SUBDIR_SPEC, and have SYSROOT_SUBDIR_SPEC default to an empty string. > I chose to have them both default to empty strings. It made sense to me to > keep them independant of each other, and to only use a subdir spec if it is > explicitly defined, and if target_system_root is set. > > So we get: > > - target_system_root > - headers and libs in sysroot. > > - target_system_root and target_sysroot_subdir > - headers in sysroot, libs in subdir > > - target_system_root and target_sysroot_hdrs_subdir > - headers found in hdrs_subdir, libs found in sysroot > > - target_system_root and both subdirs > - headers in hdrs_subdir, libs in subdir > > - both subdirs > - not used > > PLMK. > > Cheers. > GP > > > > > > --
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