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Re: Successful bootstrap of gcc-3.4.3 on Tru64 5.1B
On 10/02/2005, at 12:56 PM, Andrew Pinski wrote:
Without the patch the compile would break on the (0.0/0.0)
construct. Should I put this on the bug database?
It is more likely to be fixed if a bug report is filed. Or you could
try submitting a formal patch to the gcc-patches list, but this is
much more work, and requires follow up.
There is already a bug report, PR 16787.
But the way to compile on Tru64 is to use -ieee so that we get IEEE
floating
points with NANs.
I thought I had tried that, before I did the patch. I knew from before
that -ieee had been needed for some compiles. I will try it again.
If it is the answer, then the host specific install documentation needs
to be amended. Most of the current comments under alpha-*..osf seem to
be wrong or irrelevant, and if -ieee is the answer, it is not
mentioned.
Is the bug reporter an appropriate place for that?
Bill Northcott