Regarding PR30367 and gfortran builds for i686-linux

[François-Xavier Coudert]

Hi all,

Once again, I was answering to Jerry and thought a little summary of
how the binaries are compiled would be good for the list...

One news item, first: nightly (or daily) binaries of the gfortran-4.2
branch for i386-linux can be found at:
http://fx.coudert.free.fr/gfortran/ (don't worry that the files are
named "i686", they're i386 builds really). So now, you can compile
testcases with the latest 4.2 compiler without having to build one
yourself! It might also be a more stable alternative to people using
the compiler for production (assuming you need none of the new 4.3
features).

> I was exploring quatramaran.ens.fr today and I see that you have automated some
> of the builds to be performed on the gcc compile farm and then copied over to
> public-html.

Yes. The builds I make are:
  -- i386-pc-linux-gnu, gfortran-4.3: available on quatramaran.ens.fr,
built on the GCC compile farm; starting tomorrow, it will be built
with --enable-checking=release
  -- i386-pc-linux-gnu, gfortran-4.2: daily builds of this one are
publicly available on http://fx.coudert.free.fr/gfortran/


For all the builds I do, gfortran testresults are sent automaticaly to
the gcc-testresults mailing-list.

> BTW It seems the build for the i386 is working for the Pentium 1 machine, thats
> good.  Are you also building that one on the compile farm?

I had GMP a