[committed] libada merge part 3: cleanups
Richard Kenner
kenner@vlsi1.ultra.nyu.edu
Fri Apr 16 20:15:00 GMT 2004
How are you building GCC?
make gnat1
You're somehow avoiding building libgcc I guess? (Just building until
the crash, perhaps?)
No, see above.
Well, anyway, 'make gnatlib' (make gnatlib-shared, make gnatlib-sjlj) in
"gcc/ada/" should still work as well as it did before
But I never used it there.
What was removed was doing the same thing in "gcc/".
That's the one I always use!
You can also try the following from the top level:
make -k configure-target-libada (builds GCC, then configures libada;
allows it to get past the failures while building GCC, which come from
the lack of an assembler)
But that builds *way* too much. I just want gnat1.
If you were doing 'make gnatlib' in "gcc/" *without* building GCC
first, I have other suggestions.
That's exactly what I *am* doing. I don't care if it blows up before compiling
stuff as long as it sets up the links.
However, "make gnatlib" in gcc/ada does seem to do the right thing. So
unless you're affecting that, it's true that removing it from gcc/
isn't a serious problem.
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