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Re: Question on Makefile.in's program_transform_cross_name
- From: neroden at twcny dot rr dot com (Nathanael Nerode)
- To: kcook34 at ford dot com, gcc at gcc dot gnu dot org
- Date: Fri, 5 Dec 2003 14:01:24 -0500
- Subject: Re: Question on Makefile.in's program_transform_cross_name
Kelley Cook wrote:
>So those are always the same, which consequently means GCC_INSTALL_NAME and
>GCC_CROSS_NAME are always the same which means I could just delete the
>*_CROSS_NAME lines as well as the numerous spots in the makefile which
>differentiate on them.
> Is my analysis of the current situation correct and more importantly if so
> should GCC_INSTALL_NAME always be the same as GCC_CROSS_NAME? I think that
> the answer is yes since configure.in seems to take care of adjusting the sed
> script to prefix the target name.
They should always be the same; there's no actual reason for them to be
different, since as you say configure.in should take care of this.
I know they used to be different before my time, and I hadn't cleaned it up
because I thought they were still different. :-) If they are in fact the
same, please eliminate the redundancy!
> If it is then I can submit a separate patch for cleaning up *_CROSS_NAME the
> Makefile and */Make-lang.in files.
This would be very, very much appreciated -- it should eliminate simply *loads*
of cruft and make stuff *lots* more readable! And probably allow me to
do lots more cleanup as a result! :-)
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