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Re: [PATCH, build] Fix PR 37137
Adam Nemet <anemet@caviumnetworks.com> writes:
> Paolo Bonzini <bonzini@gnu.org> writes:
>> I think the problem is that those host libraries should be built with
>> CFLAGS, not LIBCFLAGS. LIBCFLAGS is a legacy that should be superseded
>> by CFLAGS_FOR_TARGET, and it should be useless to use it in libiberty.
>>
>> In other words, does the attached patch work?
Bootstrapping on mips64octeon-linux-gnu has already completed. Testing is
still ongoing, I will let you know. My script will bootstrap and test
x86_64-linux next so by tomorrow morning I should have that as well.
> I will try it but are you sure this does the right thing WRT libiberty as a
> target library. Specifically, would target-libiberty be compiled with
> optimization in stage1? I am thinking of the original bug, PR/32161 (stage1
> libgcc is built unoptimized)?
To answer my own question, target-libiberty is not bootstrapped so I guess the
issue does not currently arise.
Can you please add the comments from your explanation to the STAGE*_LIBCFLAGS
variables or whereever you think it's most helpful. My patch was trying to
also improve the code and explain these variables.
Adam