gcc 4.3.2 on PA hpux
Jay
jay.krell@cornell.edu
Sun Jan 18 01:39:00 GMT 2009
gcc 4.3.2 on PA hpux
It seems that -lpthread is always needed and that seems wrong.
First I built 3.3.6, to bootstrap using bundled K&R compiler. That was easy enough.
Neither the switches -m32 nor -m64 are understood.
I could understood one of them not working, but not both.
Maybe they clash with some switch in native cc on this system?
configure -enable-all-targets doesn't "work" -- doesn't build a biarch compiler.
I guess that isn't implemented.
You know, I was hoping for gcc -m32 and -m64 to both work.
Ok.
configure hppa64-hpux => eventually tells me that it is not supported.
Could it suggest I say hppa64-hpux instead?
That works further -- hppa64-hpux11.
It would be nice if native assembler was supported, and/or if -g worked with it, but ok,
you can only do so much.
Oh, also, it looks like 3.3.6 is supported via a build-time conversion to K&R.
Why not keep that? Maybe there are other __STDC__ dependencies?
Somewhere I had to add #include , I think it was in gas, maybe misc.c.
(I'm rebuilding it now with gcc, and maybe I could have in the first place.
I forgot the required build order/dependency chain. Perhaps I should start over
and record it better.)
Thanks,
- Jay
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