Waldek Hebisch wrote:
Igor Marnat wote:
I've built two toolchains (native for i386-linux and cross for ppc-linux target) based on gpc 20060325 and gcc 4.0.3.
I have the units that use {$L file.c} directive. Native compiler build them just fine but cross compiler of the same version gives an error
"new style GCC `-H' output detected" and stops build.
AFAICS the message is produced by the `gp' utility (does not come from the compiler).
Yes. It's not an error, just an informative message in a high verbosity level only (-v4 or higher). (There are different forms of GCC output that GP has to read, and it should adjust automatically to the form it finds.) By itself, it's no reason to worry.
Can you (Igor) please provide more information? What exactly did do you (full command-line invocation and gp version), and what is the full output (with -v as Waldek said, but you probably used this already, otherwise you wouldn't have seen this message)? If no other message appeared after the above, it may even be that everything was compiled successfully. Did you check that it wasn't?
Frank