Weekly MacOS X binaries for gfortran!

coudert@lcp.u-psud.fr coudert@lcp.u-psud.fr
Thu Dec 23 14:36:00 GMT 2004


> Yes by reverting two (or is it three) patches by that means you 
> don'tget some of the goodies associated with the updated cctools and 
> GCC.  Like
> "dead" function stripping (which is what . subsections_via_symbols is
> used for) and you don't have to use -force_cpusubtype_ALL when you are
> compiling code which uses some optional instructions.

OK. Would there be any interest in making these optionnal in the GCC
sources (since configure already detects if the machine has an updated
version of cctools to issue the error message in that case) so that
everybody is satisfied. I don't know much about GCC development policies,
but I think having a source tree that doesn't build cleanly on an
"up-to-date" ¹ box is an annoyance.

Thanks for your help,
FX

¹ that is, with Apple's definition of "up-to-date"



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