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Re: building libgcj on HFS+ was:Re: MACOSX support


Ranjit Mathew wrote:
As mentioned to Tom privately here the patch which fixed this about a year ago.

http://gcc.gnu.org/ml/gcc-patches/2002-05/msg01556.html


Two questions:

1. How does this resolve the bugs related to the case-insensitivity
   of the filesystem? AFAIK, HFS is a case-insensitive filesystem,
   right?

Naively spoken, yes. I built it before on ufs since I got some funny build failures on hfs+. Changing to ufs helped. (about a year ago)
After this patch I moved back to ufs. And the build went fine.


Please bear in mind, we have here on MacOS two hfs versions, hfs and hfs+. The former, as written, I wouldn't recommend. The latter is the one we're speaking about.

2. Could this partly explain why native builds on Windows are so
slow (it doesn't have scandir( ) and alphasort( ), even in libmingwex/libiberty)?

Don't know. The builds here are also very slow. This is due to different reasons. bash, filesystem...


Andreas



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